The 18th edition of the award ceremony is coming up soon and we look forward to welcoming you as of 18:30 on 17 February 2025 in the Royal Museums of Fine Arts in Brussels. We have an exciting programme lined up to mark the beginning of a new chapter in EU policymaking... - Keynote speeches by European Commissioner for Sustainable Transport and Tourism Apostolos Tzitzikostas, Vice-Chair of the European Parliament's Transport and Tourism Committee Sophia Kircher, and ...

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The European Railway Award is back for its 18th edition on 17 February 2025, marking the beginning of a new chapter in EU policymaking. We will take the opportunity to recognise the dedicated work that has shaped rail for today as we look ahead to the efforts still needed to realise the sector’s untapped potential for tomorrow.We hope you will all be able to join us in Brussels at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts for this annual gathering of our community.Registrat ...

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The 2024 European Railway Award, jointly organised by the Community of European Railway and Infrastructure Companies (CER) and the European Rail Supply Industry Association (UNIFE), was held in Brussels today in a 17th edition marking the European Year of Skills. Former European Transport Commissioner Violeta Bulc was awarded the event’s Rail Champion prize for her work promoting women in transport professions, while the Rail Trailblazer prize went to a project by Danish St ...

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The 17th edition of the European Railway Award is fast approaching.  We look forward to welcoming you on 29 January 2024 as of 18:30 in the Royal Museums of Fine Arts in Brussels for another packed agenda celebrating the European Year of Skills and featuring... - Keynote speeches by Executive Vice-President of the European Commission Maroš Šefčovič and Belgian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Mobility Georges Gilkinet - A roundtable discussion between the European Parliament' ...

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Nominations for the 17th edition of the European Railway Award are still open! We have extended our deadline till 15 October. For our 2024 edition, inspired by the European Year of Skills, we have selected the theme of skills gaps in the rail sector. Relying on a broad and highly skilled workforce, the rail sector is particularly aware of the challenges of attracting and training workers that are well-equipped for the digital and green transitions. From gaps in skills to an ageing workforc ...

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