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The Aqaba Railway Company has announced the start of railway line removals as part of a Jordanian-Emirati agreement aimed at developing a new train network for transporting phosphates to ports. The project requires plans with higher standard specifications and increased speeds, replacing the old lines that are over forty years old. It involves a joint investment of approximately $2.3 billion to build a network spanning 360 kilometers, connecting phosphate and potash mines to Aqaba Port. This will enhance export capabilities and improve transportation efficiency within the Kingdom. The project is the largest of its kind in Jordan and aims to connect Aqaba Port with neighboring Arab countries, Syrian ports, and the Mediterranean, increasing export capacity to around 16 million tons annually. This will contribute to improving economic competitiveness and developing transportation infrastructure and logistics services.
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