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Directorate of Railways: next year will see the introduction of ten new trains into service
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10/25/2013 12:59
Tomorrow Press / BAGHDAD: Director of Information Directorate of Railways Ministry of Transport Sattar Jabbar, Friday, that the next year will see the introduction of ten new trains into service, as pointed out that the Ministry of Transport has allocated 70% of its budget for the development of railways in the country.
Said Jabbar for "tomorrow's Press," "The next year, 2014 will see the introduction of ten trains modern type DNU, to the service and these trains safer and capacity in the world," noting that "the Ministry of Transport and Communications has allocated about 70% of its budget for the development of railways in the country" .
He added that "the end of the year will be the opening of the railway line parallels the past."
The rail traffic in Iraq does not elevate to his Mitmah citizens being slow movement and lack the most basic amenities during travel, while confirms the organizers of the service that the reason for this is due to the existing trains feet.
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10/25/2013 12:59
Tomorrow Press / BAGHDAD: Director of Information Directorate of Railways Ministry of Transport Sattar Jabbar, Friday, that the next year will see the introduction of ten new trains into service, as pointed out that the Ministry of Transport has allocated 70% of its budget for the development of railways in the country.
Said Jabbar for "tomorrow's Press," "The next year, 2014 will see the introduction of ten trains modern type DNU, to the service and these trains safer and capacity in the world," noting that "the Ministry of Transport and Communications has allocated about 70% of its budget for the development of railways in the country" .
He added that "the end of the year will be the opening of the railway line parallels the past."
The rail traffic in Iraq does not elevate to his Mitmah citizens being slow movement and lack the most basic amenities during travel, while confirms the organizers of the service that the reason for this is due to the existing trains feet.
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