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NMBS/SNCB is the national railway company of Belgium, providing passenger rail services throughout the country and to international destinations. It operates trains, manages stations, and maintains rail infrastructure to connect Belgian cities and towns.

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SNCB unveils special anniversary display in Brussels station - The Brussels Times

29-08-2026

Rail company to introduce new tech: passengers soon able to call for assistance discreetly - VRT

10-09-2026

Main escalator at Antwerp Central station out of service for weeks - VRT

22-09-2026

DA will invest in St George’s Park to grow NMB’s economy and create jobs - Democratic Alliance

17-09-2026

New high-speed train service links Antwerp, Brussels Airport and Leuven with Cologne - VRT

07-09-2026

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