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Railroads Libya visits Greek rail carriage manufacturer NKT Group 

bySami Zaptia
January 28, 2023
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Libyan Railways Implementation Authority invites International Federation of Railways to participate in November workshop

(Photo: Railroads Libya).

At the invitation of the Greek NKT Group, specialized in the manufacture of freight carriages of all kinds, including passenger transport carriages, the Chairman of Railroads Libya, Saeed Al-Kilani, accompanied by the rest of his delegation, made a field visit to the NKT Group factory last week.

During the tour the delegation were briefed on the company’s capabilities in the field of manufacturing rail carriages, starting from the design stage up to the testing stage.

Railroads Libya reported that this visit included a lengthy meeting in which aspects of cooperation between the two parties in this field were discussed, including updating specifications, training technical staff, and the possibility of localizing this industry in Libya in the future.

 

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