UNIFE blames the EU for ‘exclusion of the rail sector’

courtesy of European Railways Agency

UNIFE, the association of Europe’s rail supply companies, has expressed its disappointment towards the European policymakers about what it calls: the exclusion of the European mobility network and their contribution towards the EU Green deal. The European year of Rail will be launched in 2021 and according to UNIFE, the EU hasn’t placed the rail sector on the political agenda. 

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