AMSTERDAM (Reuters) – The Dutch government on Monday outlined plans to spend 7.5 billion euros ($7.75 billion) through 2030 on improving transport, including extending an underground railway line to connect Schiphol Airport with Amsterdam. Funding for the plans had been reserved under a pact struck by the four parties comprising Mark Rutte’s current coalition in December 2021, but allocations were determined only after lengthy negotiations with cities and provinces. In all, the national government will spend 4 billion euros on public transportation projects including extending Amsterdam’s Nort…