Zaragoza railway network overhaul study funding secured

The Spanish Ministry of Transport awarded a 732,000 euro contract for a study to overhaul the Zaragoza railway network in anticipation of traffic increases.
The Spanish Ministry of Transport awarded a 732,000 euro contract for a study to overhaul the Zaragoza railway network in anticipation of traffic increases. Spanish Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility

The Spanish Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility has awarded a 732,000 euro contract for a functional study to overhaul the railway network in Zaragoza, in anticipation of future traffic increases. The project is financed by European funds under the Connect Europe Mechanism 2022.

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Zaragoza railway network overhaul study funding secured

The Spanish Ministry of Transport awarded a 732,000 euro contract for a study to overhaul the Zaragoza railway network in anticipation of traffic increases.
The Spanish Ministry of Transport awarded a 732,000 euro contract for a study to overhaul the Zaragoza railway network in anticipation of traffic increases. Spanish Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility

The Spanish Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility has awarded a 732,000 euro contract for a functional study to overhaul the railway network in Zaragoza, in anticipation of future traffic increases. The project is financed by European funds under the Connect Europe Mechanism 2022.

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