The Ministry of Transport has approved a new metro line, the M4, which will link North Station to Progressul Station.
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The extension of Metro Line 4 has received the approval of the Technical-Economic Council of the Ministry of Transport. The project envisages 13 new stations over a distance of almost 12 km, with a total investment of €3.43 billion. Financing will come from non-reimbursable EU funds, the state budget and other sources. The tender for design and execution was launched by the City Hall of Sector 4, and the duration of the investment is 50 months.
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O nouă magistrală de metrou în București: Va avea 13 stații și va costa 3,5 miliarde de euro / Când va fi gata - HotNews.ro
Metrou Gara de Nord - Gara Progresul: Ministerul Transporturilor a avizat indicatorii tehnico - economici. 11,94 km, 13 stații noi, 3,43 miliarde de euro - Economica.net
Metroul din București va avea 13 stații noi. Magistrala M4 va fi extinsă
Noua magistrală de metrou între Gara de Nord și Gara Progresul: Traseul va avea 12 kilometri și 13 stații, iar costul se apropie de 3,5 miliarde de euro
Magistrala 4 de metrou va fi extinsă cu 13 noi stații de metrou. Când ar trebui să fie gata
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