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Switzerland considerable increases the appropriations for the railway infrastructure
For four-year term 2017-2020 they will pile to about seven billions of euro
September 3, 2015
Switzerland considerable increases the appropriations for the exercise, the maintenance and I renew of national the railway infrastructure. The agreement for I renew for four-year term 2017-2020 of the convention on the performances reached from the Federal Office of Transports (UFT) of the Helvetic Confederation and from railway group SBB CFF FFS it previews for the period a Swiss limit of expense of 7,632 billion franchi (7,0 billion euros), figure that is pairs to 15% in more regarding allocated how much for four-year term 2013-2016.
The increase of the resources is decided in sight of the necessity of greater pre-emptive maintenance operations and in order to tackle to the increasing exploitation of the railway net. Since the Helvetic railway group considers that the fixed limit of expense however is limited, it is established that SBB CFF FFS, demonstrating some the necessity, can approach to ulterior economic resources that are considered can pile to other 200 million franchi Swiss ones.
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Switzerland considerable increases the appropriations for the exercise, the maintenance and I renew of national the railway infrastructure. The agreement for I renew for four-year term 2017-2020 of the convention on the performances reached from the Federal Office of Transports (UFT) of the Helvetic Confederation and from railway group SBB CFF FFS it previews for the period a Swiss limit of expense of 7,632 billion franchi (7,0 billion euros), figure that is pairs to 15% in more regarding allocated how much for four-year term 2013-2016.
- Via Raffaele Paolucci 17r/19r - 16129 Genoa - ITALY
