According to the Ministry of Economy and Infrastructure, the
head of the department, Anatolie Usatii, discussed at a working
meeting with the World Bank team and representatives of the CFM the
reorganization of the enterprise and the problems the sector is
currently facing.
The minister said that the restructuring and modernization of
the railway remains a priority on the government's agenda. This
comprehensive reform is presented in the new Railway Code, which
was approved by the government on June 10 and submitted to
parliament for approval. According to Anatolie Usatii, after the
entry into force of the code, the Railway Administration will be
created as a body for supervision and control of safety in the
railway sector, the CFM Joint Stock Company status will also be
approved, and subsequently independent companies for
infrastructure, passengers and goods will be created.
