Trains From Poland Are Brought In And Put

The Tema-Mpakadan Railway Line imports and operates trains from Poland. This will be utilized on the new standard-gauge railway line between Tema and Mapazdan, and it is a momentous occasion for Ghana's transportation industry. The Tema-Mpakadan railway line, a 97-kilometer standard-gauge train, will make it easier for people and products to travel across Ghana's eastern corridor. It is a component of a bigger scheme to build a 1000-kilometer interconnectivity project between Ghana and Burkina Faso that would link Ouagadougou with the Port of Tema. With an anticipated completion date of 2024, the railway line's development is virtually complete. Passengers will be transported by train from Mpakadan to the Tema Port via Kpong, Juapong, and Doryumu. Passengers can then change to a narrow-gauge train to travel into the center of Accra from that point on. Yaw Owusu, the CEO of the Ghana Railways Growth Authority, stressed the need for a dynamic and effective railway network for industrialization and growth during the handover ceremony in Poland. He thanked the Polish manufacturer, PESA, for their assistance and emphasized the advantages of Ghana and PESA having a long-term partnership for future commerce and upkeep. The trains are Ghana's first standard-gauge rolling stock, built to run smoothly on both long- and regional-distance routes. When maintained consistently and persistently, they are designed to survive for more than 30 years. Ghana intends to increase the maintenance duration to ten years after signing a five-year agreement with PESA. Ghana Railways and PESA have a complete framework deal that includes the purchase of these contemporary trains, with the possibility to order an additional 10 vehicles down the road. It is anticipated that the deployment of these trains will enhance passenger satisfaction, efficiency, and connection while also bolstering the overall economic growth supported by the railway network. Ghana's rail industry is about to embark on a promising period of improved connectivity and economic growth with the introduction of these contemporary trains. The government's objective of industrialization is in line with its ambition to build a 4000 km nationwide railway network. In June 2024, the President will officially commission the trains once they have undergone system testing and trial runs. Other stories Stop borrowing and fix the economy, Bawah Mogtari advises NPP. The Ghanaian delegation that competed at the All-African Games received the warmest congratulations from President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo. Agenda 111 cannot be implemented. Mahama The White House acts against strong business resistance to eliminate the need for this insurance. These elements, in addition to smoking and drinking, may be harming your kidneys.