Rail investments in Belgium: Infrabel is grateful but not satisfied
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Nicky Boogaard
Earlier this week, the Belgian government announced that it would allocate 250 million euros in the current budget for rail-related projects. In addition, a spokesperson from Infrabel told RailFreight.com that 200 million euros extra will be distributed by the government over the next two years. However, Infrabel, the Belgian infrastructure manager, claims that the money might not be enough to reach the goals set by the government.
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