Nusaybin-Habur High Speed ​​Railway Project

Nusaybin-Habur High Speed ​​Railway Project is Launched: Investment projects in Southeastern Anatolia, where PKK terrorism is trying to burn, continue. Despite all kinds of threats, the government, which has built the airport to Yüksekova, will implement the high-speed railway project from Nusaybin to Habur, where the clashes continue. With the project, up to 5 million tons of freight can be transported on the high-speed railway line that will pass through Cizre and Silopi. Nowadays, the efforts of the terrorist organization PKK to set fire to the region continue, work on the investment projects in Ankara continues without slowing down.
ONE TIME OFF
The Habur Border Gate, which has been closed for a while due to the increasing terrorist incidents since July last year, has suffered the businessmen exporting to Iraq, and the door was recently opened again. The trade between Turkey and Iraq almost Habur, the only point of great importance for the people. Habur's inability to handle its increasing transportation from time to time brought new projects to the agenda.
FAST RAILWAY TO NUSAYBİN
One of the projects that Ankara is working on is the high-speed railway project that will be opened to Habur. The project, which is planned for regional needs, will start from Nusaybin, where operations to clear terrorists from cities continue. The entry of the existing railway in Nusaybin into Syria and the passage from there to Iraq disables the use of the line after one point.
FROM CIZRE AND SILOPY
With the prepared Nusaybin-Habur High Speed ​​Railway Project, a new line will be built on the Mardin-Şırnak route. The cost of the line planned to be implemented until 2018 will be 2.2 billion TL. projects to be carried out to ensure a direct railway crossing between Iraq and Turkey, to advance in the Nusaybin-Cizre-Silopi-Habur route. Line 134 will be a double line, electric and signal railway, capable of speeding up to 160 kilometers per hour and miles per hour. While the project preparation work continues, it is even aimed at transporting cargo up to 5 million tons.