Railway infrastructure in Turkey to be privatized in MarchThe time constraints for privatizing the railway infrastructure in Turkey have become known. According to Elvan Lütfi, the Minister of Transport, Maritime Affairs and Communications of Turkey, this will take place in March 2015The upcoming privatization is necessary for solving the problem of the technical backwardness of the country's rail infrastructure, the news agency Anadolu says, referring to Lütfi. According to the minister, over 90% of railways have been reconstructed in Turkey.The national railway company of Turkey (TCDD) was founded in 1927. The total length of the railways in the country reaches 8,600 kilometers.By 2023, Turkey plans to increase the length of the railways up to 25 thousand kilometers, Trend reports.
The time constraints for privatizing the railway infrastructure in Turkey have become known. According to Elvan Lütfi, the Minister of Transport, Maritime Affairs and Communications of Turkey, this will take place in March 2015
The upcoming privatization is necessary for solving the problem of the technical backwardness of the country's rail infrastructure, the news agency Anadolu says, referring to Lütfi. According to the minister, over 90% of railways have been reconstructed in Turkey.
The national railway company of Turkey (TCDD) was founded in 1927. The total length of the railways in the country reaches 8,600 kilometers.
By 2023, Turkey plans to increase the length of the railways up to 25 thousand kilometers, Trend reports.
