RATP Dev to operate 10th of Ramadan LRT – Egypt
RATP Dev through its local subsidiary RATP Dev Mobility Cairo will operate and maintain the line for a period of 15 years, renewable for 5 more years.
RATP Dev through its local subsidiary RATP Dev Mobility Cairo will operate and maintain the line for a period of 15 years, renewable for 5 more years.
Talgo and the Egyptian National Railways (ENR) signed a contract in April 2019 for the supply of six intercity trainsets that will operate on the Alexandria, Cairo and Aswan rail corridor.
Ukrainian tram manufacturer Tatra-Yug has completed the delivery of 15 high-floor trams ordered in February 2017 by Egypt’s Alexandra Passenger Transport Authority. The two-section unidirectional trams are 22m-long and can carry up to 206 passengers. The maximum speed is 75 km/h. The trams operate on the Raml line of Alexandria tramway, one of the oldest …
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UKEF’s support takes the form of a buyer credit guarantee on a €1.9bn syndicated loan facility arranged by JP Morgan as the initial mandated lead arranger and facility agent.
Siemens Mobility will supply rolling stock, including passenger trains and locomotives, signalling and electrification as well as maintenance services for the system.
The EIB financing will support the rehabilitation of El-Raml tram (€138m), upgrading Abu Qir railway (€750) and the rehabilitation of Cairo Metro Line 2 (€240m).
In April 2016, the Egyptian National Railways (ENR) awarded Siemens the contract to supply the signalling equipment for the Zagazig – Abu Kebir and Benha – Port Said railway sections (a total of 260 km).
Mitsubishi will handle the supply and installation of signalling, power supply, telecommunications, platform screen doors, and automatic fare collection. Orascom will handle the project’s civil engineering work and construction of the train operation control centre, depot and workshop.
Bombardier, through the Engineering Academy, seeks to develop the next generation of skilled Bombardier engineers for its mobility projects in Egypt and beyond
In the first phase, the proposed railway, to be built according to Egyptian rail specifications, will run from Aswan in Egypt to Wadi Halfa in Sudan’s Northern State, a length of 609 km.