The Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure stated that an agreement has been reached at a meeting of Minister Tomislav Momirovic with the management of the company Stadler to soon send Serbian train drivers and train maintenance workers on training to Switzerland, under the leadership of Stadler’s experts.
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Training of Serbian train drivers agreed with Stadler
Belgrade/Winterthur,
1 June 2021
Momirovic, who is wrapping up his two-day visit to the production plants of Stadler in Switzerland today, visited together with his associates Stadler’s factory of bogies, where he got acquainted with the state-of-the-art technology for construction of fast trains, which will be delivered to Serbia by the end of April this year.
In the bogies factory we saw the precise Swiss technique and agreed the training of our train drivers and workers who will do the maintenance of the new Serbian fast trains. The training will start soon, the Minister announced.
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