During the meeting, Puente highlighted the interest of Spanish companies in participating in key projects in the region, underlining Spain's experience in the railway industry, "where Spain is at the forefront of international industry."
Puente pointed out that The United Arab Emirates is betting on the development of the railway as an essential means for the transportation of people and goodsDuring the visit, the minister met with Shadi Malak, CEO of Etihad Rail, to address the construction of the high-speed line between Abu Dhabi and Dubai, a key project for territorial cohesion and decarbonisation.
Spanish companies are also interested in providing their expertise in the development of road, port and airport infrastructure, such as the Al Maktoum International Airport project in the Dubai World Central area.
Spanish companies are also interested in the development of road, port and airport infrastructure, including their possible participation in the International Airport of Al Maktoum in Dubai, which once completed will be one of the largest in the world.
The Minister will also participate in the Global Rail Transport Infrastructure Exhibition and Conferences (GRTIEC), where more than 1.000 delegates and 300 exhibitors will meet to address the challenges facing the railway sector.
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