Kreishan Justifies Removing Old Aqaba Rail
Construction work has begun to remove old railway tracks in Aqaba as part of the Jordanian-Emirati partnership project to upgrade Jordan's railway network. The goal is to establish new lines according to high specifications and faster speeds. The project aims to build a 360-kilometer network that connects phosphate and potash mines to the industrial port, transporting approximately 16 million tons annually of mining products. This will enhance export capabilities and support economic development in the kingdom. This step is part of a larger project valued at around $2.3 billion, aimed at connecting the Port of Aqaba with Arab countries and regional ports, as well as improving Jordan's railway infrastructure.
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