Czech Republic: Approval of Transport Fund Budget Was Postponed

12.09.2008 (13:58)

On the 10th of September, the government postponed its approval of the draft budget of the State Fund for Transport Infrastructure (SFDI) for 2009.

The final decission will be made after the next cabinet meeting, which will take place in two weeks, Railway Market-CEE Review reports.

According to the current plan, the Railway Infrastructure Administration would receive nearly 31 billion CZK , approximately the same amount as this year.

(1 CZK = 0.04 EUR)

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