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IMEEC Needs New East-West Rail Links; Ex- Railway Board Member Flags Key Gaps

June 5, 2025 3 Min Read
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If the India-Center East-Europe-Financial Hall or IMEEC has to work properly, Jordan and likewise, Saudi Arabia and Israel should enhance their railway techniques. In fact, the present tensions in West Asia are a priority and the safety state of affairs has to enhance. IMEEC was introduced in the course of the G-20 assembly in India. A paper by M. Jamshed, former Railway Board member, says: “There isn’t any East-West railway community that’s out there for upgradation to the requirements required and to attach with Al Hadeetha (Saudi Arabia) within the east and Wager Shean (Israel) within the west. The current Jordanian railway community of about 506 km… is solely of no use to IMEEC now or in future. A brand new rail line of 250 km of the usual gauge and monitor requirements just like the Saudi Arabian Railways should be constructed between Al Hadeetha and Wager Shean through Amman for the IMEEC.” Jamashed provides {that a} feasibility research and a ultimate location survey must be accomplished in a short time.

Saudi Arabia additionally must get some work completed, says Jamshed. There’s a hyperlink in most areas however what’s most required is a line from Al Guwaifat within the UAE to Haradh in Saudi Arabia. As soon as that is completed by Saudi Arabia Railways, items might be unloaded in a UAE port and transfer all the best way to Haradh on the Saudi border. Different hyperlinks between Oman, as an example, and Saudi Arabia, can present further advantages.

Israel’s main process, says Jamshed, who was talking at a Chintan Analysis Basis perform, will likely be upgrading the Jezreel railway line linking Wager Shean with Haifa, the Adani-run port. At the moment, it’s only a 70-km lengthy single-track customary gauge railway line. Common passenger trains aside, only some freight trains run. However this line must be qualitatively improved, says Jamshed.

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The success and earlier than that, the early development of the railway traces will likely be essential. It’s an important factor that is still to be completed. As soon as it’s full, IMEEC can start, however the whole price is prone to be $10 billion, he says. What can also be essential to push issues alongside is an empowered group of specialists from the railways, ports and delivery sectors. And most significantly, there’s a want for political stability. A very powerful issue to make sure success is peace.

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