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Minvostokrazvitiya: Trans-Arctic Transport Corridor to handle 150 million tons of freight by 2035
Minvostokrazvitiya: Trans-Arctic Transport Corridor to handle 150 million tons of freight by 2035
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The Trans-Arctic Transport Corridor is to handle 110-150 million metric tons of freight, Deputy Minister for the Development of the Russian Far East and Arctic Anton Basansky noted at the 11th International Scientific and Practical Conference “The Russian Far East and the Arctic: Sustainable Development.”According to Basansky, these estimates imply that the transport corridor includes the Northern Sea Route, as well as inland seas, the ground infrastructure and freight base which virtually expands exports.“Today, we are looking at the Trans-Arctic Transport Corridor as a transport corridor of the future. In 2025, it handled 36 million metric tons of freight, and we are planning to transport 110-150 million metric tons of freight via the Trans-Arctic Corridor by 2035.He added that there were plans to build and commission four nuclear-powered icebreakers, to deploy three search-and rescue centers and 11 satellites, as well as 41 search and rescue vessels, for keeping the Northern Sea Route safe.
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Minvostokrazvitiya: Trans-Arctic Transport Corridor to handle 150 million tons of freight by 2035
The Trans-Arctic Transport Corridor is to handle 110-150 million metric tons of freight, Deputy Minister for the Development of the Russian Far East and Arctic Anton Basansky noted at the 11th International Scientific and Practical Conference “The Russian Far East and the Arctic: Sustainable Development.”
According to Basansky, these estimates imply that the transport corridor includes the Northern Sea Route, as well as inland seas, the ground infrastructure and freight base which virtually expands exports.
“Today, we are looking at the Trans-Arctic Transport Corridor as a transport corridor of the future. In 2025, it handled 36 million metric tons of freight, and we are planning to transport 110-150 million metric tons of freight via the Trans-Arctic Corridor by 2035.
He added that there were plans to build and commission four nuclear-powered icebreakers, to deploy three search-and rescue centers and 11 satellites, as well as 41 search and rescue vessels, for keeping the Northern Sea Route safe.
