Switzerland and India Partner in Developing Railway Infrastructure
13.11.2024
Switzerland and India are focusing on developing railway infrastructure to strengthen their partnership further. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Switzerland and India are strengthening their partnership, focusing on developing railway infrastructure and technology. In late October 2024, the ministries of transport from Switzerland and railways from India signed an agreement that includes knowledge sharing and technical support in the railway sector.
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India aims to implement large-scale projects for expanding and modernizing its rail network, focusing on innovations in rolling stock, traffic management, construction, and electrification. Switzerland, with its substantial experience and technical competencies, can offer advanced solutions and technologies developed in the world-leading centers of prominent companies.
Cooperation between these countries in this sector began in 2017 when the first memorandum was signed, leading to the creation of a joint working group. This group, consisting of representatives from government agencies and industries, facilitated technical information exchange and identified potential projects for further collaboration.
The new agreement seeks to deepen this established partnership to expedite knowledge transfer and technological advancements.
Prospects for Developing Railway Infrastructure
The agreement between Switzerland and India creates new opportunities for developing railway infrastructure in India. This initiative will enable the sharing of the latest technical solutions and optimization of key processes in rail transport, positively impacting overall infrastructure.
Switzerland’s Contribution to Developing Railway Infrastructure in India
Switzerland possesses significant expertise in the railway sector, making it a valuable partner for India. The involvement of Swiss companies and experts will accelerate innovation adoption and enhance infrastructure quality within new project frameworks.
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