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Chinese enterprises undertake the opening and trial operation of Egypt's first light rail railway

2022-07-05   

Egypt's light rail, the first electrified railway in Egypt, opened for trial operation on the 10th day of Ramadan, which was constructed by Chinese enterprises. Egypt's Ramadan 10th city light rail is located in the east of Cairo, the capital of Egypt. It is an important link between the urban area of Cairo and the new administrative capital, Ramadan 10th city and satellite cities along the eastern route. It is also one of the flagship projects of China Egypt "the Belt and Road" cooperation. (this is a light rail train parking garage on the light rail in the city of Ramadan on the 10th, photographed in the east of Cairo, Egypt, on July 3.) (this is a trial run light rail train heading for the new administrative capital of Egypt, photographed in the east of Cairo, Egypt, on July 3.) (this is a light rail train in trial operation photographed in the east of Cairo, Egypt, on July 3.) (on July 3, in the east of Cairo, Egypt, Chinese staff monitored the Egyptian light rail train driver trained by China driving a trial run light rail train.) (this is the interior of a light rail train in trial operation photographed in Eastern Cairo, Egypt, on July 3.) (this is the Adeli Mansour station, the starting station of the light rail in the city of Ramadan, photographed in the east of Cairo, Egypt, on July 3.) (on July 3, Egyptian President Sisi (first from the right) and Prime Minister madbury (second from the right) attended the trial operation of the light rail in Cairo on the 10th of Ramadan.) (Xinhua News Agency)

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