Railways Chief: Metro Network Quadrupled Since 2013

Since 2013, the metro network has witnessed unprecedented expansion, with the length of the network increasing from 77 kilometers to 282 kilometers—that's four times its original size. The number of stations has risen from 64 to 135, and the capacity has doubled from 2.5 million to 5.5 million passengers daily. Additionally, the number of trains has increased from 120 to 249. These developments were driven by population growth and urban expansion, with the authority preparing to double these figures in the future thanks to modern infrastructure.

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