The general mayor Ciprian Ciucu signed a contract with the European Investment Bank for 265 million euros intended for the modernization of the tram lines in Bucharest.
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The general mayor of the Capital, Ciprian Ciucu, signed a financing contract on Monday with officials from the European Investment Bank (EIB) worth 265.6 million euros for the modernization of tram lines in Bucharest. The investments are essential, considering that the tram lines are over 50 years old and no longer meet current demands. With this money, important works will be carried out by 2029, including the modernization of 50 km of double tram track, the renovation of the Colentina depot, which is in a precarious state, and the purchase of 63 new trams by 2030. Ciprian Ciucu emphasized on Facebook that Bucharest urgently needs these investments to improve public transport for passengers.
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Contract de peste 265 de milioane de euro pentru modernizarea liniilor de tramvai, semnat de primarul general al Capitalei / Ciucu: Bucureştiul are nevoie de investiţii mari în liniile de tramvai, vechi de peste 50 de ani de zile şi care nu mai fac faţă
Ciucu spune că investeşte 265,6 milioane de euro în transportul public: "Liniile de tramvai sunt vechi de peste 50 de ani"
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