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Romania aspires to become a European railway hub through the Dacia project

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11 February 2026, 15:50
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Romania aims to become a focal point in the railway sector through the Dacia project, discussed by the Minister of Transport, Ciprian Șerban, and a delegation from Hyundai Rotem. The project aims to locate the production of rolling stock in Romania, develop hydrogen trains, and define the stages for a future high-speed railway. Collaboration with Hyundai Rotem could bring significant benefits, including the development of a competitive railway industry, the creation of sustainable jobs, and the formation of a highly skilled technical workforce.


Additionally, the goal is to accelerate the transition to non-polluting transport and position Romania as a European hub for railway production and innovation, thereby strengthening long-term industrial autonomy through well-structured public-private partnerships.

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România vrea să fie hub în domeniul feroviar. O mare companie vrea să fabrice trenuri pe hidrogen și o cale ferată de mare viteză
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România vrea trenuri pe hidrogen și căi ferate de mare viteză în parteneriat cu sud-coreenii de la Hyundai

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