Péter Szijjártó, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, has welcomed the launch of a joint company producing control and signalling equipment by Hungary’s V-Híd Épitő and Czech market-leader AZD Praha.
The V4 have signed a cooperation agreement on developing the railway network of the region in Kraków, Poland.
The project is expected to shorten travel times between Budapest and Vienna and Budapest and Bratislava to less than two hours.
MÁV has announced that several international train services are resuming from July, while the number of services currently operating to Austria and Germany will increase.
Hungary is moving full steam ahead with building a 500km railway line connecting major cities in Hungary, Serbia and Romania