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Al-Naql trials high-speed train solo from Sokhna to New Capital
The Egyptian Ministry of Transport has launched its preparations to operate the high-speed train on a trial basis from Sukhna to the New Capital without passengers. This is part of the high-speed rail project, which is considered a monumental achievement connecting cities across Egypt and is dubbed "the Suez Canal on Rails." It is noted that the first line spans 660 kilometers and includes 21 stations. The project aims to reduce travel time, support economic development, and facilitate connections between industrial, tourist, and agricultural areas, as well as to enhance Egypt's position as a regional hub for transportation and logistics. All civil and industrial works on the project are being executed locally, except for the trains and control systems, which are imported from abroad. This step is also an important move toward localizing the transportation industry in Egypt.
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