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SNTF selects Huawei for providing a GSM-R solution.(ALGERIA)

Algeria Societe Nationale des Transports Ferroviaires (SNTF) has chosen Huawei to supply a GSM-R communication solution for the Tabia-Mecheria railway line, an important passenger transport route in Algeria.

This Tabia-Mecheria railway line is 200km long. As per the contract, Huawei will supply GSM-R network design and engineering services to SNTF. ALSTOM will provide the railway signaling system. Huawei's GSM-R solution ha

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