Leading the way to greener and smarter mobility Our ambition is to accompany all transportation stakeholders in meeting tomorrow’s mobility challenges We strive to provide them with the most efficient and digital mobility systems while further improving the environmental friendliness of our solutions We offer products from the broadest portfolio range in the rail industry Our innovation focus is on green and smart solutions Our state-of-the-art signalling solutions allow operators to ensure the highest standards in safe seamless travel with urban and mainline solutions that meet the specific needs of each operation environment With the widest components portfolio in the rail industry Alstom offers the best solution available to original equipment manufacturers for increasingly safe and environmentally-friendly travel We offer a complete range of sustainable solutions for tracklaying electrification and the supply and installation of electromechanical material along the entire track We 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working together to reinvent mobility where diverse people are offered opportunities to learn with options across functions and geographies global leader in smart and sustainable mobility secures a contract for the modernisation of the Caransebeș-Lugoj railway section in Romania by implementing new ERTMS Level 2 signalling and electrification in line with Romania’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR) The agreement was signed by the Asocierea RailWorks consortium consisting of Alstom and the Romanian civil works companies Arcada Company and Euroconstruct Trading ‘98 the Romanian state rail infrastructure operator Alstom is set to provide cutting-edge digital train control while Arcada and Euroconstruct will be responsible for all civil works The contract has a 42 month implementation period covering both the design and execution phases “This new contract consolidates Alstom's leading position on the Romanian railway market Bucharest has become a strategic centre for Alstom’s signalling proficiency hosting a team of over 200 highly qualified engineers whose expertise supports both our local and our international projects,” says Gabriel Stanciu The new contract covers the modernisation of 39.56 kilometres of the railway line between Caransebeș and Lugoj The modernisation will enable a doubling of the entire line infrastructure and superstructure modernisation Alstom will directly oversee the ERTMS Level 2 deployment implementation of the digital interlocking and passenger information systems as well as electrification works including power supply and overhead contact line The upgrade will facilitate a maximum speed of 160 km/h for passenger trains and 120 km/h for freight trains Alstom will upgrade the Traction Power Station in Caransebes and will supply its OCS3 catenary solution for main lines leveraging its inhouse capabilities at the manufacturing facility in Lecco and its worldwide experience of OCS3 in commercial operation Alstom is the world leader in ERTMS deployment and is recognised as a pioneer in the development of new functions and standards Alstom’s digital solutions provide optimal efficiency and high levels of safety and security Alstom supplies over 30% of the operational ERTMS Level 2 lines showcasing its significant presence and contribution to this technology across the continent Alstom has been active in Romania for almost 30 years and is a market leader in railway electrification and signalling solutions The company is responsible for implementing signalling or electrification solutions on the Northern branch of the Rhine-Danube railway corridor in Romania as well as on two lots of the Cluj-Oradea railway line The company is part of the consortium building the second metro system in Romania the first fully automated metro line in the country The first CBTC urban signalling solution in the country is under implementation by Alstom on Bucharest’s metro Line 5 The company has also been the provider of maintenance services for the Bucharest metro fleet for the last 18 years and a new long-term contract is in place Alstom™ is a protected trademarks of the Alstom Group This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page When I visited Iasi, in October 2017, the World Bank had just started preparing its Systematic Country Diagnostic for Romania (SCD) – a comprehensive economic analysis we produce every 4-5 years designed to give us a better understanding of both the main challenges faced by a country and the pathways towards more sustainable growth I heard firsthand what I had been experiencing since first coming to the country four months earlier: Romania has a diverse set of challenges and a unique pathway towards development – from better roads A highway that connects the region of Moldova to Transylvania and the rest of Europe; an education system producing a workforce with the right mix of skills to fully succeed in today’s competitive labor market; institutions capable of delivering policy predictability and continuity in implementing its development objectives All of these components are vital for Romania as it travels on the path towards more inclusive growth and prosperity multinational companies who came to invest in Romania flagged an education system that is not producing graduates with the skillset that complements their needs companies are investing in reskilling their staff and experimenting in innovative ways to offer young recruits on-the-job experience and training to be more productive and better at their jobs By March 2018 I had visited 9 counties and over a dozen cities the frequent message that continued to resonate was that Romania needs stronger institutions to push forward a bold development agenda In my meetings throughout a country so rich in culture I had discovered my “bingo card” – a set of three challenges that stuck with me everywhere I went Romanians want better roads to facilitate mobility and attract investments Romanians aspire for a better education system that can deliver the hope of a brighter future for all children And Romanians desire stronger institutions that can provide better public services and consistency in political commitments that aim to move things forward It represents the World Bank’s vision for addressing the overarching “bingo card” challenges that have shaped my understanding of Romania during my first year as World Bank Country Manager here the strategy will support improvements in human capital What this means for the World Bank is that we will focus on addressing Romania’s education and health sector challenges we will support the transition to tertiary education and help children from vulnerable and marginalized communities have a better chance of success in life 83 percent of Romania’s low-performing schools are in rural areas This unfortunate reality is depriving tens of thousands of children of their chance in life We will also work to improve the linkages between job-seekers and available jobs to ensure that the skills and potential of Romanians is better utilized the strategy will focus on helping Romanian companies do better I have been inspired by the dynamism and the tremendous contribution to Romania’s economic transformation by the private sector Romania’s GDP per capita rose from 30 percent of the European Union (EU) average in 1995 to 60 percent in 2017 over 70 percent of the country’s exports go to the EU and this impressive story is intrinsically linked with the success of Romania’s entrepreneurs continue to face limited access to finance Our colleagues at the IFC will continue to support improved access to finance and stronger capital markets while on the World Bank side we are looking to work with cities - helping them rethink their attractiveness to potential investors IFC and the World Bank will work to advance a more competitive Romania the strategy will strengthen Romania’s preparedness to face the risks of natural disasters and the impacts of climate change While this may not be something that many people may routinely think about building Romania’s resilience to natural disasters is fundamentally important to the country’s social and economic progress and for safeguarding livelihoods Bucharest is the most exposed to earthquakes frequent floods in the country threaten losses in the billions of dollars - disproportionately affecting the poorest people in rural communities A more prosperous Romania is therefore inextricably linked to a more resilient Romania As we move ahead toward implementing the newly endorsed Country Partnership Framework cognizant of our strong partnership with the country and inspired by the extraordinary transformation over the past quarter century Romania must continue to reform and perform in order to deliver the promise of a better and more prosperous life to all its citizens Thank you for choosing to be part of the Eurasian Perspectives community The latest blog posts and blog-related announcements will be delivered directly to your email inbox Millennia Aviation a Dublin based drone education and infrastructure company is to begin developing the first drone test corridor in the south west of Romania The initial phase will involve a netted facility enabling beginners to develop their flying skills in a safe and secured environment The second phase will involve a larger corridor Visionary stakeholders will be welcomed to avail of the facility at Caransebes airport and in doing so support the creation of Romania’s first Drone Centre of Excellence The project is supported by the government the Romanian Civil Aviation Authority and the Romanian Air Traffic Services Administration “We are thrilled to be launching an exciting and unique initiative of this magnitude in Romania particularly as half of the team is of Romanian origins This project is a significant step forward for the development of Drone Education and Drone Technology in Romania involving an array of players both international and national which will give birth to more innovation in this space we are eager in developing the digital workforce in the vertical mobility industry in the region of the country that is the home of two of Romania’s greatest aviation pioneers Romania’s history in aviation is a rich one and is a country that has the potential to become a Centre of Excellence in the vertical mobility industry.” Explains Alexandra Slabutu — “This initiative is part of a larger and ambitious vision that we have developed for the airport and the overall region Drone technology is the future and we want to be part of it by creating a hub for Drone Excellence in Romania the hub will act as an instrument for economic growth by increasing employment levels and capital investment in the Caransebes region Developing the testing infrastructure will allow safe simulation of the technology which in return will help advance the understanding of this technology and accelerate its integration in the respective domains humanitarian or commercial use cases.” Adds Daniel Olariu President of the Board at Banat Caransebes Airport — “Having innovative initiatives such as this are always in the Ministries interest With our continued support we would like to make this initiative a reality as it enhances and contributes to both our social and economic growth Developing greener methods of transport is part of our strategic objective as a country and our commitment to meet the EU’s 2030 climate objectives Having the State accountable for the development of technology and subsequent businesses who contribute to our economy is 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