SNCF and Deutsche Bahn sign new cooperation agreement
The agreement means that SNCF and DB will pool their knowhow on technologies and digitalisation to build the railway system of the future.
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The agreement means that SNCF and DB will pool their knowhow on technologies and digitalisation to build the railway system of the future.
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