The European Parliament has approved a report to boost high-speed rail connections across the EU, aiming for better funding by 2028-2034.
European Parliament approves rail development plan
The European Parliament has approved a plan aimed at improving high-speed rail connections across the European Union. This decision was made on Tuesday with a majority vote, showing strong support for enhancing rail infrastructure.Report supports Commission's action plan
The approved report and recommendations were developed in response to the European Commission's action plan for rail development. It outlines steps to accelerate the creation of a more connected and efficient rail network across Europe.Vote outcome shows broad support
The text was adopted by 558 votes in favor, 23 against, and 73 abstentions. This indicates a clear majority in favor of the plan, reflecting the Parliament's commitment to improving rail infrastructure.Focus on funding for rail interconnection
The members of the Parliament have set a goal that the multiannual financial framework for 2028-2034 includes enough funding to strengthen the mechanism for interconnection in Europe, known as MIE. This funding is crucial for implementing the proposed improvements to the rail network.
