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22.4.2013 Г. 1 Strategic Framework TEN-T Development T Development 22.4.2013 г. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT, TRACECA ––ImportantImportant Transport INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND COMMUNICATIONS REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA Corridor for Bulgaria REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA –– PRIORITY LINKS AND PROJECTS Dimitar Savov National TRACECA Secretary and Director of the National Transport Policy Directorate 17 April 20201133 MTITC – REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA Strategic Framework TENTEN--TT Development Strategy for the Development of the Transport TEN-T – an important element of the Bulgarian System of the Republic of Bulgaria until 2020 transport policy Operational Programme on Transport 2007-2013 TEN-T Green Paper General Transport Master Plan for Bulgaria Revision of the TEN-T Guidelines Improvement the Transport Connectivity and the Priority development of common interest projects Market Access: Priority 8 from the National with European added value Programme for Development of the Republic of TEN-T planning in 2 layers: Bulgaria: Bulgaria 2020 Core network – includes the most important Strategy for Development of the Transport international links in EU Infrastructure of the Republic of Bulgaria through Comprehensive network – feeds into and distributes the Concession Schemes traffic from the core network MTITC – REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA MTITC – REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA 1 22.4.2013 г. TENTEN--TT Objectives Ensuring the sustainable mobility of persons and goods within an area without internal frontiers in respect to the social and safety conditions, environmental protection and competition Strengthening the economic and social cohesion Optimal usage of the existing capacity and COMPREHENSIVE NETWORK interoperability between different transport modes Ensuring high-quality infrastructure on acceptable economic terms Improvement and facilitation of the access Effective connection between TEN-T and the neighbouring countries and regions MTITC – REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA MTITC – REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA Road Infrastructure Railway Infrastructure 5 new proposals: All main Bulgarian Construction of new railway sections are sections along Hemus included in the Motorway comprehensive network Rila Expressway Intermodal terminals – Ruse – Shumen Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna, Expressway I-2 Burgas, Ruse, Vidin, Varna – Durankulak Lom, Dragoman, Expressway Svilengrad and Gorna Plovdiv – Rudozem Oryahovitsa road MTITC – REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA MTITC – REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA 2 22.4.2013 г. Ports Airports In the comprehensive network are included: The sea ports of Varna In the comprehensive and Burgas network are included 5 major Bulgarian airports The inland waterway of Sofia, Burgas, Varna, ports of Vidin, Lom, Plovdiv and Gorna Oryahovo, Svishtov, Oryahovitsa Ruse, as well as the additionally included port of Silistra MTITC – REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA MTITC – REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA Road Network Sofia – Veliko Tarnovo – Ruse – Bucharest section CORE NETWORK Comprehensive network New proposals Core network Airports MTITC – REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA MTITC – REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA 3 22.4.2013 г. Railway Network Core Network Corridors & CEF Sofia – Gorna Oryahovitsa – Ruse – Bucharest section Core network corridors for the realisation of the core network Coordinated planning of the investments Interoperability Synchronised activities between different countries situated along the same corridor More efficient usage of the infrastructure Attraction of investment and optimisation of the terms Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) Designed for the core network In correspondence with the new TEN-T policy for sustainable development and environmental protection Comprehensive network New proposals Comprehensive network Port Core network Intermodal terminal Core network Port Indicative projects list foreseen for implementation until 2020 MTITC – REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA MTITC – REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA Operational Programme on Transport Railway Infrastructure Development Priority Axes 2007 ––20132013 (1) Indicative Projects in a final implementation stage № Priority Axes Budget (€) Reconstruction and Electrification of the Svilengrad – Turkish/Greek Borders Railway Development of railway infrastructure along Line 1 the major national and Pan-European 640 000 000 Construction of New Combined Bridge over the Danube River at Vidin (Bulgaria) – Calafat transport axes (Romania) and adjoining infrastructure Development of road infrastructure along Projects under implementation 2 the major national and Pan-European 929 587 365 Reconstruction and Electrification of the Plovdiv transport axes – Svilengrad Railway Line (Parvomai – Improvement of intermodality for Svilengrad section) 3 321 093 801 passengers and freights Modernisation of the Sofia – Plovdiv Railway Line (Septemvri – Plovdiv section) Improvement of the maritime and inland- 4 46 850 000 Rehabilitation of the Railway Infrastructure waterway navigation along Plovdiv – Burgas Railway Line MTITC – REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA MTITC – REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA 4 22.4.2013 г. Railway Infrastructure Development Road Infrastructure Development 2007 ––20132013 (2) 2007 ––20132013 Other projects for the period Projects under implementation Construction of the last part of the Trakia Motorway, Design of the Vidin – Sofia Railway Line (Vidin – Ruska Byala Lot 4: Yambol – Karnobat (Zimnitsa – Karnobat section), Sofia – Dragoman Railway Line and key Railway section) Junctions (Sofia, Plovdiv and Burgas) Construction of the Maritsa Motorway, Lot 1: Orizovo – Rehabilitation of the Sofia Central Railway Station Dimitrovgrad and Lot 2: Dimitrovgrad – Harmanli Construction of an Intermodal Terminal in Plovdiv Construction of the Struma Motorway, Lot 1: Dolna Dykania – Dupnitsa, Lot 2: Dupnitsa – Blagoevgrad and Preparation for the Construction of an Intermodal Terminal in Lot 4: Sandanski – Kulata Ruse Connection of the Hemus Motorway with the Sofia Ring Extension of the NRIC Geographic Information System Road Western Arc of the Sofia Ring Road Kardzhali – Podkova Road Other projects for the period Kalotina – Sofia Motorway, Lot 1 Modernisation of road section (E 79) Vratsa (Mezdra) – Botevgrad MTITC – REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA MTITC – REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA Improvement of the Navigation Extension of the Sofia Metropolitan Conditions Projects under implementation One of the most successful projects Establishment of River Information Services System in the Bulgarian part of the Danube under OP Transport 2007 – 2013 River – BULRIS Completed stages Vessel Traffic Management Information System – VTMIS, Phase 3 Stage I – II metro-diameter: Road node Improvement of the Systems for Navigation and Nadezda – Cherni vrah Blvd. Section Topo-Hydrographic Measurements on the Danube River Stage ІІ – Lot 1: Obelya – Nadezhda and Design and Implementation of a Geographic Lot 2: Mladost 1 – Tsarigradsko shose Information System for the Port Infrastructure Management Stages under implementation Other projects for the period Lot 1: Tsarigradsko shose – Sofia Airport Preparation of the Improvement of the Danube Lot 2: Mladost 1 – Business Park in Navigation in the Bulgarian – Romanian Mladost 4 common section Project MTITC – REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA MTITC – REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA 5 22.4.2013 г. Transport Infrastructure Transport Infrastructure Development till 2020 (1) Development till 2020 (2) Construction of the entire “east-west” railway and road direction through South Bulgaria (Serbian border – Sofia – Plovdiv – Burgas/Svilengrad – Turkish/Greek borders) Modernisation of the Vidin – Ruska Byala, Sofia – Pernik – Radomir and Ruse – Varna Railway lines Construction of the Sofia, Plovdiv and Burgas Railway Junctions and Sofia, Plovdiv and Ruse Intermodal Terminals Construction of the Third Metro Line in Sofia Construction of Struma Motorway, Hemus Motorway Rail Projects and Cherno more Motorway Road Projects IWW Projects Improvement of the Navigation on the Danube River Intermodal Terminals MTITC – REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA MTITC – REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA Current Concessions Future Concessions Port terminal Lesport Port terminal Vidin-North and Concession procedures in Ferry Complex Vidin preparation stage: Port terminal Balchik Port terminal Vidin-South Sofia Airport and Balchik Port terminal Rosenets Airport Port terminal Lom Port terminal Burgas-East 2 Plovdiv Airport Port terminal Burgas-West Port terminal Svishtov Port terminal Ruse-East Burgas and Varna Airports Port terminal Vidin-Centre Port terminal Somovit Plovdiv Central Railway Station Varna Central Railway Port terminal Oryahovo Station Potential concessions: Varna Port Sofia Central Railway Station and Poduyane Railway Station MTITC – REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA MTITC – REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA 6 22.4.2013 г. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION! Dimitar Savov National TRACECA Secretary and Director of the National Transport Policy Directorate tel. +359 2 9409 425, fax +359 2 9409 827 e-mail: [email protected] www.mtitc.government.bg Kiev, Ukraine 17 April 2013 MTITC – REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA 7.
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