Jean Castex visits Teleo site - Toulouse

Jean Castex visits Teleo site - Toulouse

POMA and TELEO workers. Prime Minister Jean Castex, accompanied by Jacqueline Gourault (Minister of Territories), visited the Téléo site (the first urban cable car in France, under construction) on April 24, 2021. He then announced the participation of the State, to the tune of 200 million euros, for the construction of the third metro line. Photo by Patrick Batard / ABACAPRESS.COM

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