From the Aegean Sea to Lithuania: is a North-South corridor for Ukraine in the making?

Published on 09-06-2022 at 13:24

Map of the countries involved in the North-South corridor. Source: Mapchart.net/RailFreight.com

The possibility of a North-South European corridor connecting the Black and Aegean Seas with Lithuania might be closer than we think. Lithuania’s deputy transport minister Julius Skačkauskas and Polish transport minister Andrzej Adamczyk discussed how the two countries could collaborate in such an initiative to assist Ukrainian exports and develop it further in the future.

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Tags: Baltic Sea, Black Sea, Greece, Kaunas, Lithuania, Poland, Port of Klaipeda, Vilnius

Author: Nikos Papatolios

Nikos Papatolios is editor of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

1 comment op “From the Aegean Sea to Lithuania: is a North-South corridor for Ukraine in the making?”

bönström bönström|15.06.22|02:10

Just go for it! Multi modal railways, when at it’s best!
However decisively, offensive! Nothing but double track, etc.!

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From the Aegean Sea to Lithuania: is a North-South corridor for Ukraine in the making?

Published on 09-06-2022 at 13:24

Map of the countries involved in the North-South corridor. Source: Mapchart.net/RailFreight.com

The possibility of a North-South European corridor connecting the Black and Aegean Seas with Lithuania might be closer than we think. Lithuania’s deputy transport minister Julius Skačkauskas and Polish transport minister Andrzej Adamczyk discussed how the two countries could collaborate in such an initiative to assist Ukrainian exports and develop it further in the future.

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Tags: Baltic Sea, Black Sea, Greece, Kaunas, Lithuania, Poland, Port of Klaipeda, Vilnius

Author: Nikos Papatolios

Nikos Papatolios is editor of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

1 comment op “From the Aegean Sea to Lithuania: is a North-South corridor for Ukraine in the making?”

bönström bönström|15.06.22|02:10

Just go for it! Multi modal railways, when at it’s best!
However decisively, offensive! Nothing but double track, etc.!

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