Over two billion for high-speed rail and 600 million for Mose, the system to defend the Venice lagoon. These are the new resources allocated by the Cipe in this morning's meeting. In particular, 1,1 billion have been allocated for the Milan-Genoa line, 919 million for the Treviglio-Brescia line and 600 million for Mose. Cipe also approved the assignment of 598 million for the Anas program contract 2010-2011 (investment part).
Cipe, new funds are on the way: 600 million for Mose and 2 billion for high-speed rail
Also planned are 1,1 billion for the Milan-Genoa line, 919 million for the Treviglio-Brescia line and 598 million for the 2010-2011 Anas program contract.
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