September 10, 2018 in the city of Constanta (Romania), a roundtable «Port of Constanta – the new Gateway for the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route to Europe» was organized and held by the International Association «Trans-Caspian International Transport Route» and the Romanian National Company «Maritime Ports Administration» SA Constanta.
The round table was attended by more than 100 representatives of transport and logistics companies from Romania, Turkey and other European countries interested in cooperation with the Middle Corridor.
Speakers at the round table were Sanzhar Yelyubayev, Deputy Chairman of the Board, Logistics, of «NC «Kazakhstan Railways» JSC, Alexandru Craciun, Executive Commercial Director of the National Company «Maritime Ports Administration» SA Constanta, Wu Jingyu, Head of Coordination Center for International Container Block Trains of
China Communications and Transport Association, Liu Bin, General Manager of Lianyungang Sino-Kazakhstan International Logistics Co., Ltd., Salome Kelenjeridze, Deputy CEO of «Anaklia Development Consortium» LLC, Claudia Peter, Counselor to the President of Grampet Group.
On behalf of the International Association «Trans-Caspian International Transport Route», Secretary General Rahmetolla Kudaibergenov in details presented all current and future infrastructure opportunities of the Middle Corridor, in terms of the growing interest for the route coming from the companies of the European market.
As part of the event, the signing ceremony of the Agreement on joining to the International Association «Trans-Caspian International Transport Route» by the largest private railway company of Romania and South-East Europe – Grampet Group as an associate member was held.
Also, on September 9, 2018, the participants of the roundtable made a technical visit to the objects of the port of Constanta, where the infrastructure of the port was presented to them in full and details.
For reference: Grampet Group operates in all areas of rail transportation and logistics in the EU countries, including both cargo transportation and rolling stock production and repair, logistics management, etc. The number of employees of the group exceeds 7 000. Grampet Group operates a fleet of more than 16 500 railway wagons and 400 locomotives.
