Leading Swiss rail company to construct carriage-building and repair plant in Tbilisi
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World leading Swiss rail company Stadler Rail AG will construct a carriage-building and repair plant in the outskirts of Tbilisi, the government of Georgia has reported.
The new plant will equip the Georgian Railway and the Tbilisi metro with rolling stocks and will also export its product.
The Stadler President Peter Spuhler met with Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili today in Tbilisi to discuss the planned works.
The company expressed its desire to enter Georgia’s market last summer and signed an agreement with the Georgian Ministry of Economy.
Three locations in the outskirts of Tbilisi are being discussed as the possible venue for the new facility.
Georgia has attracted the interest of a leading Swiss train manufacturing company, Stadler Rail AG.
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Two brand new, modern double-decker trains made in Switzerland will be introduced to the Georgian railway network and serve passengers travelling between Georgia’s capital of Tbilisi to the country’s Black Sea resorts this summer.
Brand new, modern double-decker trains made in Switzerland will be introduced to the Georgian railway network and serve passengers travelling between capital Tbilisi to the country’s Black Sea resorts this summer.
The possibility of Swiss company Stadler Rail constructing a manufacturing and rail vehicle report plant was discussed at today’s meeting in Tbilisi city hall.
Georgia is negotiating with leading Swiss train manufacturing company Stadler Rail to open a plant in the country that will produce metro and railway trains, announces the Ministry of Economy of Georgia.
Plans for launching a factory of Stadler Rail, an internationally recognised rail technology company, in Georgia were discussed at a meeting between Georgia’s prime minister Irakli Garibashvili and Stadler Chairman of the Board of Directors of the company on Thursday.