With a length of 10 km and 13 stations, the metro is bound to become the main hub for inner city journeys, changing Thessaloniki’s mobility by making it greener.
This is an important milestone in the field of railway automation and consolidates the Spanish company as a benchmark in technological innovation at international level.
Egis, as part of the Riyadh Metro Transit Consultants (RMTC) consortium, was responsible for supervising the project management, design, and construction of the project.