The Tianjin International Land Port witnessed a historic moment as the inaugural China-Europe freight train departed for Moscow, Russia on Monday. This marks the commencement of the land port’s first direct route connecting China to Europe via rail.
Loaded with 1,129 tonnes of goods, the train embarked on its journey, scheduled to traverse through the port of Erenhot in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Northern China. The route is expected to span approximately 15 days, culminating in Moscow, Russia.
The launch of this freight train route signifies a significant development in enhancing trade connectivity between China and Europe, leveraging the efficiency and reliability of railway transportation. This initiative is poised to bolster economic ties and facilitate smoother logistics operations, catering to the growing demand for efficient freight transport solutions between the two regions.
The introduction of direct rail connectivity underscores Tianjin International Land Port’s strategic role in facilitating international trade and promoting regional economic integration. It also highlights China’s commitment to expanding its transportation infrastructure to support global trade initiatives and enhance connectivity across Eurasia.
