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Channel Tunnel Fixed Link - Concession Agreement

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Publication Date:

Mar 14, 1986

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Europe and Central Asia (ECA)

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France/United Kingdom: Channel Tunnel Fixed Link - Concession agreement between the United Kingdom and France and the Concessionaires (The Channel Tunnel Group Limited and France-Manche S.A.) regarding the development, financing, construction and operation of a fixed link across the English Channel between the United Kingdom and France.

The Regulation of the Intergovernmental Commission on the Use of the Channel Tunnel (English and French) mandates third-party track access.

The website of the Channel Tunnel Intergovernmental Commission (IGC) provides more information on the legal framework for the Channel Tunnel.

Related Information:

Track Access - Concession Agreements

Tracking Reference:

France&UK_Channel Tunnel Fixed Link Concession Agreement_EN.pdf

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