A total of HUF 120 billion will be provided by the European Union in funds for the renovation, as well as HUF 20 bln from the Hungarian central budget, National Development Ministry state secretary János Fónagy said after the contract was signed.
Renovations will start in November and are scheduled to be completed by the summer of 2019, Fónagy explained. As part of the renovations, all rails, control centers and security equipment will be replaced, elevators will be renovated and stations will be expanded, the MTI report said.
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