Article: Algerian National Railways (SNTF) has provisionally awarded a contract worth 88 million [euro] to a consortium led by Alstom to electrify at 25kV ac three suburban lines radiating from Algiers to Thenia, Gue de Constantine, and El Affroun.(Algeria)

Article: SNCFI forms Middle-East company.(World Report)
International Railway Journal;  November 1, 2004 ;     133 words ...SNCF International, which promotes French rail technology...services group, Razin, to form SNCF International Middle East. It will be based...Loubinoux, director general of SNCF International, commented: The Middle East is...

Article: There are four bidders for the privatisation of the 797km.(Congo)
International Railway Journal;  March 1, 2004 ;     40 words ...There are four bidders for the privatisation of the 797km Congo-Ocean Railway (CFCO): Rites, India; a consortium of Bollore, Comazar, Maersk and SNCF International; Sheltam-Mvela; and Spoornet and New Limpopo Bridge Projects. A decision is expected soon.

Article: ALGERIA: SIEMENS-ESTEL WINS AD 3 BILLION CONRACT.
IPR Strategic Business Information Database;  July 13, 2006 ;     141 words ......communication in the railways linking Tebessa and Ain Mlila and Gue de Constantine and Oued Semar at Algiers. The AD 3 billion agreement...remote control communication structures. Concerning the line Gue de Constantine - Oued Semar of the capital it will be on 8km, it...

Article: Congo-Ocean Railway.
International Railway Journal;  October 1, 2000 ;     70 words ......branch from Mont-Belo to Mbinda on the border with Gabon. The restoration, costing Fr CFA 6 billion ($US 8.3 million), included rebuilding six bridges, and was undertaken by SNCF International, the subsidiary of French National Railways (SNCF).

Article: New managers face major challenges.(This month)
International Railway Journal;  May 1, 2009 ;     700+ words ......was elected chairman and Mr Jean-Pierre Loubinoux from SNCF International, France, director general to replace Aliadiere. Speaking...and the United States. He has been chairman and CEO of SNCF International since 2001, where he gained considerable experience with...

Article: UIC appoints new management team.(News)
International Railway Journal;  May 1, 2009 ;     203 words ......with Mr Mauro Moretti, CEO of Italian Railways (FS), as vice-chairman, and Mr Jean-Pierre Loubinoux, chairman and CEO of SNCF International, to the new position of director general. Mr Luc Aliadiere has stepped down as chief executive, and Ms Beatrice Dunogue-Gaff...

Article: Siemens is supplying safety and telecommunications systems to Algerian National Railways in a deal worth 43.5 million [euro].(Algeria)
International Railway Journal;  September 1, 2006 ;     45 words ......telecommunications systems to Algerian National Railways in a deal worth 43.5 million [euro]. The equipment is being delivered in a consortium with Algerian company Estel, and will be installed on the Tebessa-Ain M'Lila, and Gue de Constantine-Oued Smar lines.

Article: Saudis launch rail Landbridge project: Saudi Railways Organisation (SRO) has launched its $US 1.3 billion rail landbridge project. This is the first of three projects designed to expand the existing railway. In total, about 2900km of new railway will be built.(saudi Arabia)
International Railway Journal;  March 1, 2005 ;     700+ words ......Britain, and National Commercial Bank, Saudi Arabia. SNCF International is the technical adviser and expects to complete traffic...of container traffic. Mr Jean-Pierre Loubinoux, CEO of SNCF International, said that from estimates so far, freight traffic on the...

Article: Two consortia vie for Gautrain. (World Report).
International Railway Journal;  June 1, 2002 ;     143 words ......Consortium is led by Alstom, with Dragados Concesiones, Spain, Grinaker-LTA, South Africa, Siemens Transportation, and SNCF International as the operator. Two standard-gauge lines totalling 80km are planned (IRJ April p20). One line will connect Johannesburg...

Article: When air and rail can be good for each other: High-speed rail and air transport have traditionally been seen as competitors over certain distances, but areas of complementarity are increasingly being adopted for mutual advantage. (High Speed).
International Railway Journal;  March 1, 2001 ;     700+ words ......ticket from Le Mans to Tokyo, or Poitiers to Los Angeles. It is clear, as Mr Pierre-Louis Rochet, chairman and CEO of SNCF International, said at a high-speed rail conference in Japan recently, that cooperation with the airline industry can produce considerable...

Article: Kosciuszko, Thaddeus
The Oxford Companion to American Military History;      250 words ......later authorized an Army Corps of Engineers , long delayed by the dearth of qualified candidates. The arrival of Louis Le Bègue de Presie Duportail with a coterie of French veterans hastened the Corps' formation but slowed Kosciuszko's ascent, for the two...