Railway workgroup meets in Budapest
A workgroup comprised of members of the Coordination Council on Trans-Siberian Transportation, Russian Railways and state-owned Hungarian railway company MÁV discussed Hungarian-Russian cooperation and trans-Siberian freight service at meetings in Budapest yesterday and today, MÁV said.
The workgroup assessed developments in rail transport between Europe and Asia and agreed on plans for the future. The meetings wound up with the presentation of an IC+ intercity carriage MÁV has designed.
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