Recently, with the official launch of commercial operations at Dubai Station, the wheels of Etihad Railway have finally rolled smoothly between the three stations. From the capital to the economic center, and then to the gateway of the east coast, a main passenger transportation channel runs through the east and west of the United Arab Emirates. CREG's ingenuity also accompanies the train into this desert country.

Three stations connected to form a line

The Etihad Railway Dubai Station in the United Arab Emirates has officially opened for commercial operation. With this, all three stations of the Etihad Railway Station project, contracted by CREG International, have been put into operation, marking the initial completion of the UAE's national passenger railway network framework. UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan arrived in Dubai by Etihad Railway passenger train from Abu Dhabi and personally attended the opening ceremony of Dubai Station. Abu Dhabi Station, Dubai Station, and Fujairah Station are connected by dots and beads, closely linking the capital Abu Dhabi, economic center Dubai, and the east coast gateway Fujairah, forming a main passenger transportation channel that spans the east and west of the United Arab Emirates. Keywords: Etihad Railway、CREG International

Chinese Enterprises Debut Station Building

The Etihad Railway Station Project is CREG's first railway station building project implemented in the Middle East using a design and build model. It includes three large and medium-sized stations, Abu Dhabi Station, Dubai Station, and Fujairah Station, with a total construction area of over 20000 square meters. It is an important component of the UAE's national railway passenger infrastructure. After all three stations have been opened, CREG's design and construction capabilities have left a solid foundation in enhancing regional connectivity, facilitating public travel, and promoting economic and social development. This has injected new momentum and provided more convenience for local people to travel across the emirates.Editor/Min Jing