FENIX member Rhine-Alpine Corridor has recently revised its the TEN-T Regulation Statement.<\/p>\n
The TEN-T approach has facilitated to shape the European infrastructure development tremendously. As one of nine Core Network Corridors, the RhineAlpine Corridor constitutes a very important backbone of the TEN-T network. In order to support the positive continuation of this policy, the \u201eInterregional Alliance for the Rhine-Alpine Corridor EGTC\u201d likes to share its view for the future of the TEN-T.<\/p>\n
The revision proceeds as follows:<\/p>\n
“The \u201eInterregional Alliance for the Rhine-Alpine Corridor EGTC\u201d has been founded in 2015 in order to facilitate the cooperation among its 26 members from all 6 countries of the Rhine-Alpine Corridor. Our ambition is to promote, to jointly strengthen and to coordinate the integrated development of the multimodal Rhine-Alpine Corridor from the perspective of its regional and local members. A main objective of the EGTC, as defined in its Convention, is the evolution of the joint development strategy for the Rhine-Alpine Corridor \u201cOne Corridor \u2013 One Strategy\u201d. Hence the TEN-T revision process is a focal issue for our organization and its members to which we would like to emphasize some central positions to be used in the revision of the TEN-T.<\/p>\n
Our joint strategy \u201cOne Corridor \u2013 One Strategy\u201d focuses on five development priorities:
\n1. Optimize the network, procedures and the cooperation of key players
\n2. Raise capacity
\n3. Repair spaces and ensure sustainability
\n4. Accelerate speed
\n5. Ensure acceptance.”<\/p>\n