Turkey launches high-speed train to boost trade

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan inaugurated the high-speed train line between Çerkezköy and Kapikule, which connects Turkey to Europe. The line aims to reduce travel time from 4 hours to an hour and a half, while boosting freight transportation capacity from 8.5 hours to 3.5 hours. The project contributes to increasing the line's capacity fourfold, expanding the railway network, and facilitating trade and tourism movements, thereby strengthening the Turkish economy and positioning Turkey as a logistic hub connecting Asia and Europe. The line extends for 229 kilometers, with speeds reaching up to 200 kilometers per hour. It is part of the Middle Corridor and Development Road project to enhance regional trade by reducing freight transit times and improving railway infrastructure.

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