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With effect from 1 October 2025, major parts of RFC Amber have been fully integrated into RFC Baltic-Adriatic (RFC BA) as a consequence of the revision of the TEN-T Regulation.
RFC Amber is presenting its sixth, and and also the last Annual Report, as a long story has come to an end, as 2024 was RFC Amber’s last full year of operation.
On 14 May RFCs Amber, Baltic-Adriatic and Rhine-Danube hold a joint meeting with the Railway and Terminal Advisory Groups of the corridors. The event took place in Nagycenk, in a historical Hungarian village near Sopron where the premises of GYSEV is also located.
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Amber RFC
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Amber RFC is established for the purpose of ensuring a high, harmonized and effective level of international rail freight services by:
- developing international freight business in order to guarantee transparency and the connectivity of international rail traffic,
- introducing innovative value-added products and solutions with increased reliability to meet customer needs,
- supporting the cooperation and coordination within the network of RFC corridors.
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