Summary
The session focuses on the current state and future development of international railway transport, specifically between China, Kazakhstan, and Europe. Speakers discuss challenges like border restrictions and infrastructure limitations, while highlighting opportunities for growth through digitalization, infrastructure improvements, and strategic partnerships to boost trade and logistics efficiency.
Key Topics
5 key topics from Ramiya Sarayeva, Yura Sui, Nikita Zhukov, Alberto Grisone and Robert Komar at Kazakh Grain and Logistic Forum 2026.
Day 2, Session 3.1 International railway transport: new services and routes
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Key Takeaways
- Expand physical railway capacity to meet growing demands.
- Establish trade hubs along transport routes, not just transit points.
- Prioritize the digitalization of logistics processes.
- Focus on strategic international agreements to ease transport.
- Improve dry port and maritime hub infrastructure in Iran.
Session Overview
“Если подытожить то, что мы все вместе обсуждали на предыдущих двух сессиях, то что нужно ещё, какая инфраструктура будет в ближайшее время развиваться?”
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