Diskussion:Bahnstrecke Dschibuti–Addis Abeba (Meterspur)
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Addis Ababa, January 19,2004 (WIC)- The Ethiopian and Djiboutian Railway Labour Unions called for serious consideration of rights of employees during the planned concession of the railway to a private company. Ethiopian Labour Union acting president with the Ethio-Djibouti Railway, Mustefa Usman, and his Djiboutian counterpart, Deputy General Manager, Mohammed Mahmud told WIC recently that their labour unions would support the decision taken by both governments of Ethiopia and Djibouti to concede the administration of the railway services to private company for limited number of years. They expressed their belief that the concession would help the railway recover from the serious crisis it has faced.They noted that the railway is faced with a serious threat of collapse mainly because of problems posed on it by lack of modern technology, capital and managerial skills. Officials of the Ethio-Djibouti Railway said on their part that trade and economic benefits of the two countries would be prioritized while conceding the railway administration to a private company. They added that the process of conceding the railway administration and service to a private company would also consider the protection of the rights of more than 3,000 employees who have been striving hard for the survival of the company. The officials said that the concession would help inject new technology and capital to the railway enabling its freight transport service to increase by five fold. It is to be recalled that the governments of Ethiopia and Djibouti have decided to transfer the Ethio-Djibouti railway administration and services through concession to a private company at a cost of 400 million birr.
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-- andro96 09:03, 24. Jan 2006 (CET)
Ethio-Djibouti Railway Company To Be Partially Privatized
Addis Ababa, May 7(ENA)-- Preparations were in progress to partially privatize the Ethio-Djibouti Railway Company within the coming two years, General Manager the Railway said. Abraha Habtegzi said the European Union (EU) has allotted 40 million Euros for creating an enabling environment to privatize the company through concession. The official made the remark here on Wednesday while opening the second Meeting of the Working Group on 'Development of Railway Infrastructure in Africa' that opened here on Wednesday. Abraha said the stated sum was earmarked to strengthen the railway infrastructure in general and renovate the 114-km railway stretching from Laserat to Arer. He said the overall rail infrastructure in Africa was backward in technology, networking and transport lift-up capacity compared to other parts of the world. The general manager said governments, non-governmental institutions and the private sector should play their level best to improve the railway infrastructure in Africa. Speaking on the occasion, Secretary General of the Union of African Railways (UAR) Dr. Bernard Zoba said on his part railways are key to sustainable development and competitiveness. Zoba said UAR would do everything in its power to discharge its responsibilities entrusted to it. The working group shall consider the different items of its agenda with the view to allowing the UAR to fulfill the mission assigned to it by the High Authorities for the establishment of an interconnected railway network, support development of commerce, industry and competitiveness of African products in international markets. The three-day meeting is expected to forward solutions identifying problems related to railway transport.
-- andro96 09:03, 24. Jan 2006 (CET)
-- andro96 09:03, 24. Jan 2006 (CET)
Hier gibts ein Foto und infos über die G 4/5 7 "Altmann". -- andro96 09:03, 24. Jan 2006 (CET)
Georg Sigl lieferte auch nach Äthiopien. -- andro96 09:07, 24. Jan 2006 (CET)
Es gibt Planungen die Eisenbahn nach Port Sudan und Mombasa (Kenia) auszubauen, vielleicht lässt sich das auch mit reinnehmen.
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- addis tribune -- SingleMalt 17:36, 1. Jun 2006 (CEST)
Konzesion für 25 Jahre.
Bobo11 05:07, 10. Aug 2006 (CEST)
- Und die übernehmens: http://www.comazar.com/projects.htm --Etienne 00:27, 23. Aug 2006 (CEST)
Laut englischer Wikipedia kam der 25-jährige Vertrag für die südafrikanische Gesellschaft nicht zustande. mike 12:59, 3. Jul. 2008 (CEST)
