The Hungarian Presidency and CER in co-operation with the EPP and Greens/EFA Group have invited experts from the EU institutions and the rail sector to reflect on a number of relevant questions.
 
European transport stakeholders are waiting for the publication of the proposal for the new guidelines for the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T). With this proposal, the European Union will take its first step towards re-defining the shape of EU transport networks. 
 

• What will the core TEN-T network look like?
• To what extent will calls for a greener Europe affect the definition of the network?
• What will be the role of rail?
• What can the rail sector expect from the proposal?

 We will try to answer these questions on Wednesday 13 April from 18:00 to 20:00 in the Representation of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia to the European Union at Rue Montoyer 47, with the presence of:

• MEP Adam Kósa, EPP Group, Hungary
• MEP Eva Lichtenberger, Greens/EFA Group, Austria
• Pál Völner, Secretary of State for Infrastructure – Hungarian Ministry of National Development
• Zoltan Kazatsay, Deputy Director General DG MOVE, European Commission
• László Mosóczi, MÁV Deputy Executive Director
    

The debate will be moderated by Robert Wright from the Financial Times.

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