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High-Speed Rail Lines Are Coming to These Cities in Türkiye! Minister Uraloğlu Gave a Date.

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Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloğlu announced that Türkiye's railway network has been expanded from 10,948 kilometers to 13,919 kilometers in the last 25 years. Uraloğlu stated that the plan is to increase the network to 17,287 kilometers and the number of logistics centers to 25 by 2028.

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Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloğlu announced that Türkiye's railway network has been expanded from 10,948 kilometers to 13,919 kilometers in the last 25 years. Uraloğlu stated that the plan is to increase the network to 17,287 kilometers and the number of logistics centers to 25 by 2028.

Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Uraloğlu stated that Turkey aims to expand its railway network to 17,287 kilometers by 2028 and increase the number of provinces with high-speed rail connections from 11 to 27.

Targets for a new era in Türkiye's railway network have been announced. The plan is to increase the number of provinces directly connected by high-speed rail from 11 to 27 by 2028, and to expand the total railway network to 17,287 kilometers. 🚆

Targets for a new era in Türkiye's railway network have been announced. The plan is to increase the number of provinces directly connected by high-speed rail from 11 to 27 by 2028, and to expand the total railway network to 17,287 kilometers.

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dunya.com broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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