Minister of Infrastructure and Transport Christos Staikouras, during his speech at the 8th Thessaloniki Development Conference, referred to the projects and interventions implemented by the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport in Thessaloniki and in Northern Greece as a whole. In particular, Staikouras mentioned:
The progress of the Flyover, which has reached 20%.
The improvement of the transport service provided by the city buses, with the addition of new vehicles and drivers.
The positive results of the operation of the Thessaloniki Metro.
The implementation of critical railway projects for cross-border cooperation, as well as the upgrading of the safety and functionality of the railway network.
The launch of the rail link between the 6th Pier of the Thessaloniki Port Authority and the Western Thessaloniki Suburban Railway.
The contract for the implementation and management of 17 new school units in the Region of Central Macedonia, through public-private partnership.
"With methodology, consistency and hard work, we implement projects that upgrade the daily life of citizens and support the development prospects of the city, but also of Northern Greece in general, enhancing the geopolitical power of our country," said Staikouras.
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