ADIF aims for first phase of Mediterranean corridor in weeks

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The project is expected to It boost GDP in the country by as much as 2.2% in the country until 2030. Victor Martin Dorronsoro / Shutterstock

Spanish state-owned railway infrastructure manager ADIF has started work to complete the Mediterranean Corridor between València and Alicante and aims to put the first phase into operation on September 9th. Rail infrastructure manager ADIF is working with sister organisation Adif AV, which focuses on high-speed rail development, to add high-speed links between the three capitals of the Valencian Community in Spain.

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ADIF aims for first phase of Mediterranean corridor in weeks

ADIF
The project is expected to It boost GDP in the country by as much as 2.2% in the country until 2030. Victor Martin Dorronsoro / Shutterstock

Spanish state-owned railway infrastructure manager ADIF has started work to complete the Mediterranean Corridor between València and Alicante and aims to put the first phase into operation on September 9th. Rail infrastructure manager ADIF is working with sister organisation Adif AV, which focuses on high-speed rail development, to add high-speed links between the three capitals of the Valencian Community in Spain.

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