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Only 5 hubs in China for New Silk Road traffic: a market response

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China’s National Development and Reform Commission is investing around 25 million euros to support five cities in becoming New Silk Road hubs. These cities are Chengdu, Zhengzhou, Chongqing, Xi’an and Urumqi. The investment is aimed at promoting a hub-to-hub system for the China-Europe Railway Express service. It was a clear message to the market which cities will have the priority in the near future.

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Author: Jialu Zhang

Jialu Zhang heads the China Desk of RailFreight.com

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Image of railcard in China with intermodal containers

Only 5 hubs in China for New Silk Road traffic: a market response

Image: Davies Turner

China’s National Development and Reform Commission is investing around 25 million euros to support five cities in becoming New Silk Road hubs. These cities are Chengdu, Zhengzhou, Chongqing, Xi’an and Urumqi. The investment is aimed at promoting a hub-to-hub system for the China-Europe Railway Express service. It was a clear message to the market which cities will have the priority in the near future.

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Author: Jialu Zhang

Jialu Zhang heads the China Desk of RailFreight.com

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