Bahrain Transport Minister:Gulf Railway Tracks to be charted within two months

 

 Kamal bin Ahmed Mohammed
Kamal bin Ahmed Mohammed

MANAMA- Transport Minister Kamal bin Ahmed Mohammed said that the route of Gulf Railway Tracks on Bahraini territories will be charted within two months in association with the Municipalities Minister and the projects implementation company in order to be linked with the Kingdom Saudi Arabia’s.

In his statement published by Al-Watan daily, the Minister said that the tender to upgrade and overhaul public transport bus terminals all over Bahrain has been awarded to a specialized contractor.-BNA

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