The OSETH has announced modifications to bus line 53A, connecting Sindos Terminal Station and Phase III of the VI.P.E.TH, to better serve the large university community of DI.PA.E. Starting December 9, nine daily trips will pass through the Sindos railway…
On December 5, Christos Staikouras, the Greek Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, will participate in the EU Transport Ministers Council in Brussels. Discussions will focus on passenger rights, road safety measures, and legislative initiatives to improve transportation services and enhance…
The 82nd anniversary of the Gorgopotamos Bridge explosion and the National Resistance was celebrated with an event organized by the Region of Central Greece and the municipality of Lamia. Infrastructure Minister Christos Staikouras emphasized the significance of the Gorgopotamos battle,…
For the fourth consecutive year, the Greek-American Chamber of Commerce is discussing with business, local government, and political representatives the competitive advantages of Thessaloniki, focusing on various infrastructure projects underway. Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, Christos Staikouras, addressed government interventions…
The Thessaloniki Metro’s main line, which has uncovered 300,000 archaeological findings and cost €3 billion, is set to open on November 30. Infrastructure Minister Christos Staikouras announced that the modern metro will include 13 stations and serve approximately 250,000 passengers…
Greek Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, Christos Staikouras, visited a Thessaloniki metro station just days before its official launch. The project, significant for the city, includes modern trains, increased safety systems, and displays of over 300,000 archaeological finds at various…
Greek Transport and Infrastructure Minister Christos Staikouras announced that the transfer of the Egnatia Highway to the private sector is expected to be completed by early 2025, paving the way for over 1 billion euros in essential maintenance. During the…
Thessaloniki’s public transport will receive 15 new buses on January 1, 2025, as part of a deal to renew the fleet of the Organization of Urban Transportation of Thessaloniki (OASTH). The acquisition of a total of 41 buses is aimed…
As the inauguration of Thessaloniki Metro approaches, Minister of Infrastructure and Transport Christos Staikouras emphasizes the utmost safety of the transit system. Many citizens are engaging at an information booth in Aristotelous Square, raising questions primarily about speed and safety….
The Athens Metro Line 4 project is making significant strides as Transportation Minister Christos Staikouras and Deputy Minister Nikolaos Taghiatos visited the construction site. The tunnel boring machines, ‘Niki’ and ‘Athena’, have successfully excavated 520 meters and 2,050 meters respectively….
Two years after the tragic train accident in Larissa, Greece, the opposition party SYRIZA criticizes the New Democracy government for alleged negligence in railway safety. Reports suggest trains are being ordered to operate on lines lacking safety certificates, raising alarming…
Christos Staikouras, Greece’s Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, provided updates on the ongoing metro projects in Athens, including the expansion plans and enhancements to suburban rail services. He highlighted progress on the metro line 4, with tunneling efforts yielding significant…
