The Government of the United Kingdom and the Government of Colombia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding in the amount of 400,000 pounds (about $2,100 million) to develop the regulatory framework for the development of railways in the country. The signing of this Memorandum of Understanding is necessary to strengthen the regulatory and operational framework of the train in Colombia.
The document sets out a vision for future investment in the Colombian railway sector, and encourages better institutional formulation and broader benefits of the Railway Master Plan (PMF), such as the renewal of the Colombian railway regulatory framework and the use of international good practices to support it. successful implementation.
The UK is currently implementing a green transformation of the sector, through the use of renewable energies and innovation in locomotives and new fuels. This experience, framed in the current collaboration to revitalize the railway sector in Colombia, will be critical to promoting Colombia’s energy transition by 2050 and achieving the goals of the National Energy Plan.
“We are convinced of the importance of the railway sector to overall economic development, increasing competitiveness and achieving emissions reduction targets. Colin Martin Reynolds CMG, UK Ambassador to Colombia, said we are pleased to accompany Colombia in this process, sharing our experience in the sector and through this MoU to consolidate and further expand our infrastructure collaboration.”
The formalization of this MoU is due to the close relationship between the UK and Colombia governments, particularly in the transport sector, where in recent years a path of cooperation has been set to enhance public sector competencies in this area. Region.
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