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TheMayor.EU reminds that in 2018 Romania and Hungary decided the first high-speed train in the region to link Budapest to Cluj-Napoca. Hungary allocated 3.3 million euros to carry out the feasibility study. The Budapest - Cluj-Napoca route will be linked to the IVth European transport corridor securing the high-speed connection of both Oradea and Cluj to Bucharest. Work on the railway along the IVth European transport corridor is underway. In 2019 another 150 kilometres between Coşlariu and Simeria will be finished.
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