FESCO Transportation Group and ROSATOM-subsidiary JSC Atomenergoprom plan to create a transport and logistics hub on the territory of Commercial Port of Vladivostok PJSC (a part of FESCO) in the framework of ROSATOM’s project to support Eurasian container cargo transit. The Eastern Transport and Logistics Hub will handle container traffic between Arctic class ships and feeder ships. The hub will become part of the Eurasian Container Transit project, aimed at the development of container cargo transport from East Asia to Northwestern Europe, including by means of the Northern Sea Route. The Eurasian Container Transit project envisaged the creation of two transport and logistics hubs – one in Russia’s West and one in Russia’s East and the organisation of container traffic between these hubs by means of ice-class vessels.To achieve these goals, the parties plan to build new infrastructure at Commercial Port of Vladivostok, thereby increasing the port’s capacity and attracting additional cargo traffic to the route.
FESCO Transportation Group and ROSATOM-subsidiary JSC Atomenergoprom plan to create a transport and logistics hub on the territory of Commercial Port of Vladivostok PJSC (a part of FESCO) in the framework of ROSATOM’s project to support Eurasian container cargo transit. The Eastern Transport and Logistics Hub will handle container traffic between Arctic class ships and feeder ships. The hub will become part of the Eurasian Container Transit project, aimed at the development of container cargo transport from East Asia to Northwestern Europe, including by means of the Northern Sea Route. The Eurasian Container Transit project envisaged the creation of two transport and logistics hubs – one in Russia’s West and one in Russia’s East and the organisation of container traffic between these hubs by means of ice-class vessels.To achieve these goals, the parties plan to build new infrastructure at Commercial Port of Vladivostok, thereby increasing the port’s capacity and attracting additional cargo traffic to the route.