Uzbekistan and Poland Strengthen Transport and Logistics Cooperation
Economy
Uzbekistan and Poland’s Railway Administrations Take Important Steps Towards Expanding International Cooperation and Transit Freight Transportation.
On November 9, an official meeting was held between Zuфар Narzullayev, Chairman of the Management Board of JSC Uzbekistan Railways, and a delegation from Polish State Railways (PKP S.A.) led by its Chairman of the Management Board, Alan Beroud.
During the meeting, the parties emphasized the role of Uzbekistan’s railway network in developing transport and logistics links between Central Asia and Europe and discussed ways to fully realize the potential for bilateral cooperation. In particular, they considered measures to increase bilateral freight turnover, attract new cargo flows, and launch regular container trains based on competitive tariffs.
Special attention was paid to the development of transit freight transportation and multimodal logistics chains. In this regard, it was noted that routes from China through Uzbekistan, including the strategic China–Kyrgyzstan–Uzbekistan railway project currently under construction, are expected to significantly reduce cargo delivery times across the Eurasian continent and create new transit opportunities.
Following the meeting, JSC Uzbekistan Railways and Polish State Railways signed a Memorandum of Cooperation. The document is expected to contribute to expanding freight and multimodal transportation between the two countries and strengthening sustainable transport links.
During the meeting, the parties emphasized the role of Uzbekistan’s railway network in developing transport and logistics links between Central Asia and Europe and discussed ways to fully realize the potential for bilateral cooperation. In particular, they considered measures to increase bilateral freight turnover, attract new cargo flows, and launch regular container trains based on competitive tariffs.
Special attention was paid to the development of transit freight transportation and multimodal logistics chains. In this regard, it was noted that routes from China through Uzbekistan, including the strategic China–Kyrgyzstan–Uzbekistan railway project currently under construction, are expected to significantly reduce cargo delivery times across the Eurasian continent and create new transit opportunities.
Following the meeting, JSC Uzbekistan Railways and Polish State Railways signed a Memorandum of Cooperation. The document is expected to contribute to expanding freight and multimodal transportation between the two countries and strengthening sustainable transport links.
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