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2015 May 29
Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev
On development of transit along the Silk Road via Saint-Petersburg
- We are finishing the construction of our section of highway "Western Europe – Western China", from the borders of China to Russia, stretching 2700 kilometers this year. I will ask Dmitry Medvedev continue to keep under control the creation of a transport corridor from Aktyubinsk to Kazan, St. Petersburg and further in Europe. Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan can participate in the creation of transport corridors.
The second line of the Silk Road will go through Russia, it is expected that the flow of goods from the borders of China to the borders of Europe from the current 10 million tonnes will reach 50 million tons. Our task – to seize these goods and direct through our territory. Moreover, the experts found that the sea freight is 45 days, and on the railroad – 15 days. I think there is a direct benefit.
Press center of Kazakhstan Government
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2015 August 18
On prospects to attract transit cargo to the Kaliningrad Region
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2019 April 25
Oleg Belozerov, President of Russian Railways (RZD)
On competition between rail and inland transport
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2017 July 21
Pavel Ivankin, Director General, Rail Transport Research Institute
On how amendments to the Federal Law on Seaports to influence interaction of ports and railways
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2017 May 5
Anton Alikhanov, Kaliningrad Region Governor
On prospects for construction of a deepwater port Pionersk
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2017 April 4
Aleksei Shukletsov, Executive Director, MSCC Bronka
On measures required for development of port infrastructure in the Baltic Basin
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http://www.scf-group.com/
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https://www.nytimes.com
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https://newsroom.portofantwerp.com/
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https://www.reuters.com
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2021 January 18
https://nationalinterest.org
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2020 December 28
http://maritimeglobalnews.com
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