Transport logistics

Transport logistics is a systematic approach to organizing the movement of material assets from one point to another by an optimal route and in order to minimize costs. The concept of transport logistics is closely related to customs logistics, stock logistics, warehouse logistics and information logistics.

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Article
03.26.2024
Infrastructure in Eurasia: Short-Term and Medium-Term Trends

The report highlights ten significant trends in the region’s energy, transportation, logistics, water supply and telecommunications sectors. The report primarily focuses on Central Asia, which is experiencing increased attention from major political and economic players

Article
03.26.2024
Effective domestic practices for the application of AI technologies in transport and logistics

The use of artificial intelligence technologies in the management of transportation processes, on all modes of transportation and within transport infrastructure, helps to create conditions for improved efficiency and the development of radically new areas of economic activity

Article
12.27.2023
Results of the Belt and Road Initiative Summit for Transport Connectivity in Eurasia
The 3rd Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation that was held on October 17-18 in Beijing can significantly influence transportation and transit in Eurasia.
Report
11.29.2023
Report
11.29.2023
Turn to the East: China's cargo flow to Russia in 2023 and challenges to the transport system

The regulatory crisis in global trade and the era of trade wars and the Western sanctions against China and Russia that have unfolded in recent years have hastened already-rapid growth in bilateral trade between the states.

Article
08.31.2023
Monster trucks and lots of rail: The wish list for the EU’s Greening Transport Package

The EU wants to slash emissions from transport by 90 percent by 2050 by getting cargo off of CO2-emitting trucks and on to much cleaner railways and barges.

Article
05.31.2023
The World May Become Interconnected

The main problem of the world economy is the need for interconnection, based on both cooperation and friendship, in terms of economic development. The only way that economic development proceeds effectively is with the essential development of modern infrastructure.