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The European Commission and the World Bank have co-authored an Indicative trans-European Transport Network Investment Action Plan which identifies priority projects to boost connectivity and economic growth in the Eastern Partnership countries of Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine.

The projects include 4 800 km of new or upgraded roads and railways, six ports and 11 logistics centres. These require an estimated total investment of €12.8bn, of which rail accounts for €2bn. The plan envisages that short-term projects could be completed by 2020, and long-term projects by 2030.

Country Rail projects Length, km Investment needed, €m Notes
Armenia Road and border projects
Azerbaijan 2 663 Including signalling, telecoms and electrification on the east–west corridor
Belarus 2 200 122 modernisation of electrification around Minsk (€36·5m), electrification of Zlobin – Kalinkavicy – Barbarov line (143 km, €82m)
Georgia 2 90 349 Road and rail links to Anaklia port
Moldova 1 20
Ukraine 9 530 851 Upgrading, electrification and capacity projects, including routes to the western border and north-south lines

 

Source: railwaygazette.com

 

 

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