How are strategies to develop and revitalise the rail sector affecting Algeria’s infrastructure?
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Interviews & Viewpoints | Yacine Bendjaballah, CEO, National Company for Rail Transport (SNTF): Interview from The Report: Algeria 2015
Articles & Analysis | Algerian government urban transport development programme to relieve traffic congestion from The Report: Algeria 2015
With a fast-growing population, rising congestion and densely-populated urban areas, developing solutions for transport has become a necessity in several Algerian cities. Since 2003 the government has been working to implement a vast and ambitious urban transport development programme, with a total cost of nearly €9bn. Despite budgetary...
Articles & Analysis | Modernisation of Algeria's railway network contributing to performance improvements from The Report: Algeria 2015
In order to improve transport across Algeria’s vast territory, the railway system has been a priority in successive government development plans. In the period from 2010-14, €294.4m was allocated to the development and modernisation of railway infrastructure.
Articles & Analysis | Capital investment to boost Algeria's transport infrastructure from The Report: Algeria 2015
New capital projects, from upgraded port facilities to multi-lane motorways to underground metros, have been a hallmark of Algeria’s transport sector in recent years. While bottlenecks persist – including an over-reliance on road transport and limited rail connectivity – generous public spending on transport infrastructure, largely funded by...
New capital projects, from upgraded port facilities to multi-lane motorways and underground metros, have been a hallmark of Algeria’s transport sector in recent years. While bottlenecks persist – including an over-reliance on road transport and limited rail connectivity – generous public spending on transport infrastructure, largely funded by oil and gas revenues, has ensured continuous...
Algeria is a country rich in history and situated in a strategically important region. While its past has at times been turbulent, the last decade has been one of relative peace. Economic growth and development has followed, driven primarily by advances in the hydrocarbons sector.