Madagascar, April 29 -- Transport infrastructure is the backbone of Madagascar's economy, supporting domestic trade, food supply chains, tourism, and exports. Yet years of underinvestment, compounded by repeated cyclones, have left key corridors vulnerable to disruption or failure. To enhance the efficiency, safety, and climate resilience of transport and logistics infrastructure along the country's most important economic corridors, the World Bank Group has approved a $200 million in financing for the Madagascar Multimodal Transport and Logistics Project.The project will rehabilitate and strengthen key sections of the iconic Tananarive-Cote Est railway, a 371?kilometer line linking the capital to the country's principal port in Toamasina. ...