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More than 100 French rail leaders at InnoTrans 2014

More than 100 French rail companies will be exhibiting in the French pavilion at Innotrans, the international railway industry trade show, in Berlin, 23 to 26 September. Sponsored by French export support agency UBIFrance in partnership with Fer de France and co-sponsored by CENTRALP, SCOMA, and Leroy Automation, the pavilion will display equipment and systems for all rail applications, including car layout, infrastructure, on-board embedded-electronics systems, technologies and solutions for passenger i
May 23, 2014 Read time: 2 mins
More than 100 French rail companies will be exhibiting in the French pavilion at Innotrans, the international railway industry trade show, in Berlin, 23 to 26 September.

Sponsored by French export support agency UBIFrance in partnership with Fer de France and co-sponsored by CENTRALP, SCOMA, and Leroy Automation, the pavilion will display equipment and systems for all rail applications, including car layout, infrastructure, on-board embedded-electronics systems, technologies and solutions for passenger information and ticketing, public-transport companies, rail testing and engineering, rolling-stock units, and mechanical components for rolling-stock.
                                        
A specific InnoTrans tab on the %$Linker: 2 External <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16"?><dictionary /> 0 0 0 oLinkExternal www.french-rail-industry.com Website: http://business.ubifrance.com/french-rail-industry false http://business.ubifrance.com/french-rail-industry false false%> website leads to the list of exhibitors on the French pavilion. The website also features a showcase of French players in the sector, with useful information for non-French buyers about each company as well as a dedicated contact section.

Developed in partnership with Fer de France, English-language website is a promotional portal covering every aspect of the French rail sector and listing the major events that member companies are attending over the course of the year.

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