Rail Tunnel To Link Europe And Africa
16 December 2003 - 12:00pm
Spain and Morocco have agreed to build a rail tunnel beneath the Mediterranean Sea.
"The Spanish Development Ministry said two adjacent tunnels will run beneath the Straits of Gibraltar to Morocco...The ministry said that a joint Spanish and Moroccan committee of officials had already agreed a preliminary three-year plan of works to start as early as next year, with an estimated initial cost of $30m...The proposal has drawn comparisons with the Channel Tunnel, that links England and France, and raises the prospect of a continuous rail link between the north of Scotland and Africa."
Full Story:
Europe-Africa Rail Tunnel Agreed
Source:
BBC News, December 15, 2003
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