Russia, Hungary and Austria form joint venture on the New Silk Road

Russia, Hungary and Austria have formed a joint venture that will take the role of freight forwarder and logistics provider on the New Silk Road. The partnership consists of Russian Railways Holding, CER Cargo Holding (Hungary) and Rail Cargo Group (Austria) and was signed on Tuesday 14 December in Budapest.

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Russia, Hungary and Austria form joint venture on the New Silk Road

Russia, Hungary and Austria have formed a joint venture that will take the role of freight forwarder and logistics provider on the New Silk Road. The partnership consists of Russian Railways Holding, CER Cargo Holding (Hungary) and Rail Cargo Group (Austria) and was signed on Tuesday 14 December in Budapest.

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