Suwaiket stressed that some of the railway projects will be part of the railway project that will link the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries to each other.
<p Some Gulf countries, including the Kingdom and the UAE, have already started implementing the parts that fall within their territories for the passage of the GCC train, as the Kingdom has already started implementing the parts through which the railway will pass, and the UAE has also started and reached advanced stages in implementing the part that falls within its borders, pointing out that the project is proceeding as planned without major obstacles.Sweikat explained that the project is proceeding as planned with no major obstacles. Al-Sweikat explained that the length of the GCC train project is about 2170 kilometers, starting from the State of Kuwait, passing through Saudi Arabia (Dammam), Qatar (Doha), Bahrain, the UAE (Abu Dhabi and Al Ain), to the Authority of Oman (Sohar and then Muscat), where the part that falls within Saudi territory is 663 kilometers and we are working on the final touches to award the project to the company with the best design.
We are working on the final touches to award the project to the company with the best design. He pointed out that the train that will link the Gulf countries will be operated in 2018 according to the agreement between the GCC countries and the operation of the train will be limited to the operation of cargo flights first and then passenger flights, as the line that will be built was taken into account to be able to operate passenger and cargo flights at the same time, expecting that the railway line between the GCC countries will contribute to raising and developing trade exchange between the Gulf countries, and the project will contribute to providing direct job opportunities for the youth of the GCC countries.
The railway line between the GCC countries is expected to contribute to raising and developing trade exchange between the Gulf countries, in addition to providing direct job opportunities for the youth of the Gulf Council countries.








