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1 week ago | railjournal.com | Mark Simmons

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1 week ago | railjournal.com | Mark Simmons

Preparations for land acquisition can now begin on the section between Prosenice and Ostrava. THE first high-speed line to be built in the Czech Republic has completed the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process for the planned section of the 63km Prague - Ostrava line between Prosenice and Ostrava. The decision allows the project to proceed to the next phase, land acquisition by infrastructure manager SŽ.

1 week ago | railjournal.com | Mark Simmons

45.115.195.228 USJune 13, 2025 | FinancialJune 12, 2025 | Main line Co-founder Thibault Constant reports positive discussions with potential finance partners. The double vista room includes two single beds - one low level and one at chest height. Co-founder Thibault Constant reports positive discussions with potential finance partners.

2 weeks ago | railjournal.com | Mark Simmons

MONTENEGRO plans to set up an independent regulatory authority that will oversee and regulate the safety, efficiency, and competitiveness of the railway sector. According to local media, transport minister, Maja Vukicevic, says that creating the regulator is part of the country's draft railway law that will be submitted for parliamentary approval later this year.

2 weeks ago | railjournal.com | Mark Simmons

Infrastructure funding package will support opening up rail freight network to private operators. SOUTH Africa is to receive a $US 1.5bn loan approved by the World Bank on June 9 to facilitate reform in the rail freight and energy sectors. The Infrastructure Modernisation for South Africa Development Policy Loan is aimed at supporting critical structural reforms to enhance the efficiency, sustainability, and climate resilience of the country’s infrastructure services.