News - Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management
264 news items of Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management
Sector and governments joining forces to promote clean inland and sea shipping
The national government, provinces, port authorities, maritime sector organisations, shippers, transport companies, banks, and ...
EU countries and car manufacturers to share information to improve road safety
EU member states, car manufacturers and navigation systems suppliers will share information on road conditions with the aim of ...
Dutch-German collaboration to boost rail freight sector
The Netherlands and Germany are joining forces to increase the appeal and efficiency of rail freight transport even further. ...
European grant for Dutch infrastructure projects
This year, the Netherlands will receive a grant of 23 million euros from Brussels to support infrastructure projects. Four ...
Update: Dutch state acquires 14% of the shares in holding Air France-KLM
The Dutch state acquired a stake of 14.0% in holding company Air France-KLM on Wednesday 27 February 2019. The purchase of shares ...
The Dutch state acquires 12.68% of the shares in Air France-KLM
The Dutch State has acquired a 12.68% direct interest in airline Air France-KLM S.A. through the purchase of shares. The ...
Van Veldhoven closes deal to reduce plastic consumption
State Secretary Stientje van Veldhoven (Infrastructure and Water Management) has made an agreement with more than 70 businesses ...
The Netherlands signs international treaty on the safe and environmentally sound recycling of ships
On 20 February 2019, at a meeting of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO), the Netherlands ratified the Hong Kong ...
Fast train to Germany and national train subway system
By 2040, travellers will be able to use a subway-like train service on national urban rings, good connections to other routes via ...
Minister Van Nieuwenhuizen: dire necessity for worldwide policy to combat weather extremes and the impact of climate change
Increasing damage caused by extreme weather and not being prepared for changes in the climate: according to the new Global Risk ...