Aktau Container Terminal: A Key Project for Logistics

The Aktau container terminal is a significant project that will transform logistics between Europe and Asia, this is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Aktau container terminal

Rhenus SE & Co, a German logistics company, aims to complete the construction by 2030. This terminal will enhance connections between Kazakhstan, Turkey, and Europe, creating new opportunities for faster freight transportation.

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At the Kazakhstan-Germany business forum in Astana, CEO Tobias Bartz confirmed the plans. He highlighted that the Aktau container terminal will improve logistics by linking Kazakhstan with the South Caucasus and Turkey via the Caspian Sea. Rhenus SE & Co has already signed a memorandum of cooperation with the Port of Aktau and Kazakhstan Railways, establishing a strong foundation for future joint actions.

Logistics Advantages of the Aktau Container Terminal

The Aktau container terminal will create additional routes for transporting goods through Kazakhstan. This development will significantly reduce delivery times between Europe and Asia, improving supply chain efficiency. The project supports the EU’s strategy for transport diversification, offering alternative paths for imports and exports.

Cooperation with Kazakhstan Railways and the Port of Aktau is crucial for the project’s success. Rhenus SE & Co focuses on modernizing and expanding transport infrastructure to ensure faster and more efficient freight movements. The terminal will enhance trade between Kazakhstan and its international partners, including Turkey and the EU.

By establishing this terminal, Kazakhstan strengthens its role as a strategic logistics hub, supporting global supply chains.

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