Romania: Romanian Transport Ministry approves Bucharest and Ia?i (…)

June 24, 2026

Romanian Transport Ministry approves Bucharest and Ia?i metropolitan trains
Jun 24, 2026

Romanian Transport Ministry approves Bucharest and Ia?i metropolitan trains.

Hora?iu Cosma, state secretary in the Romanian Ministry of Transport, announced the approval of two new major railway infrastructure projects (…)

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