Russia-Mongolia-China economic corridor will open for international road transport next year
Russia-Mongolia-China economic corridor will open for international road transport next year.
Russia-Mongolia-China economic corridor will open for international road transport next year. It is the development of the central railway corridor, organizing transit trucking activities on the Tianjin-Ulan Bator-Ulan-Ude route and paving a road along this route," Russian Transport Minister Maxim Sokolov told a seminar reviewing preparations to implement an intergovernmental agreement on international transport via the Asian network of highways. The minister told that the first cargoes will be transported along the highway in 2018. The issue of obtaining bilateral and multilateral permission for hauling different types of cargoes between the countries is now under discussion. A data bank is being put together with a list of shipments that will include oil cargoes and unified containers, Mr. Minister added. The construction of a transport corridor linking the three countries helps support economic development and encourages Mongolia’s participation in international affairs. The program to set up an economic corridor was signed by the leaders of the three countries within the framework of the Tashkent summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in June 2016.
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