Algerian Railways Boost Passenger Capacity with Coradia Train Restoration
The Algerian Minister of Transport, Saïd Sayoud, announced a significant improvement in the national railway network. A total of twelve Coradia trains have been successfully brought back into service, increasing passenger capacity and improving the overall efficiency of Algeria’s rail infrastructure. This represents a significant step in the government’s commitment to enhancing public transportation across the country.
Strengthening Rail Connectivity: Coradia’s Return and Future Plans
The minister confirmed that these recently reactivated trains are part of a larger initiative to restore a total of seventeen Coradia trains previously out of service. The remaining five trains are currently undergoing repairs and are expected to be operational shortly. This commitment to rail maintenance and expansion was highlighted during the Minister’s detailed presentation on the transport sector in the wilaya of Mascara. Accompanying him on the visit was the Minister of Public Works and Basic Infrastructures, Lakhdar Rekhroukh. This investment in rail transport is vital for connecting communities and fostering economic development across Algeria. Furthermore, this announcement comes in conjunction with the imminent launch of a new domestic airline, initiated by President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, promising enhanced air travel options, especially for residents in remote regions and those in the southern areas of the country.
This comprehensive approach to improving transport infrastructure signifies a forward-thinking strategy for the Algerian government.
The government’s initiative is vital for Algeria’s overall development, improving transport accessibility and stimulating economic progress.
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