The leading international trade fair for transport technologies, InnoTrans 2026, was held in Berlin from 22 to 25 September. As InnoTrans was first held in 1996, this year’s edition marked

Innotrans 2026 saw one world premiere of a cutting-edge innovation from SEE region, as ALTPRO company from Zagreb, Croatia presented its hydrogen-based power generation system for electric locomotives, HERMES. HERMES

Serbia’s national passenger railway operator, Srbijavoz, and Siemens Mobility Austria have signed a contract for the procurement of six new Siemens Vectron locomotives. The contract was signed by Srbijavoz Acting

The results of a project to develop a preliminary design and accompanying studies for the reactivation of the Una railway were presented at the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Serbia is currently drafting two documents as preparations for two upcoming railway modernisation projects. The first project concerns the preparation of planning documentation for the Belgrade–Vršac–Romanian border railway corridor. The

The International Union of Railways (UIC) and the South East Europe Strategic Alliance for Rail Innovation (SEESARI) held a joint conference at the Metropol Hotel in Belgrade. The conference motto

Montenegro Railways (ŽPCG) and the Swiss company Stadler have signed a contract for the delivery of three new four-car electric FLIRT trains. The new vehicles will make a significant contribution

The Indian construction company Afcons Infrastructure Limited has been selected as the contractor for the reconstruction of the existing railway line and the construction of a second track on the

The Slovak company Tatravagonka Bratstvo, which has been successfully operating in Serbia for the past 15 years, has opened a new production facility where it will manufacture a new type