Between 24 and 26 February 2026, the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) carried out a new mission in Bucharest to monitor the project co-financed through the ROM-P5 loan agreement for Metro Line 6.
During the visit, the JICA delegation, led by Ms Hiroko Amano, Deputy Director within the Europe Division of the Department for the Middle East and Europe, held working meetings with representatives of Metrorex, of the Ministry of Finance and of the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure.
The agenda of the mission also included site visits. The Metrorex team, coordinated by Director General Mariana Miclăuș, presented the status of the works on the sites of the future Metro Line 6, as well as at the Străulești Depot and at the Metrorex Central Control Room. During these visits, the progress achieved and the next stages of the project were reviewed.
The project “Metro Line 6: 1 Mai – Otopeni, Connection of the metro network to Henri Coandă International Airport” is a public utility objective of national interest, in accordance with Government Decision no. 496/2017, as subsequently amended and supplemented. Delivering Metro Line 6 contributes to the development of the trans-European transport network and to increased mobility, by creating a direct connection between the metro network and Henri Coandă International Airport.
Through ongoing collaboration with international partners, the project is advancing towards strengthening modern transport infrastructure and Romanian–Japanese cooperation.
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