The China-Europe train from Chengdu to St. Petersburg, Russia

Published 2021년 2월 25일

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The first China-Europe train from Chengdu to St. Petersburg, Russia, was launched, carrying supporting materials for a major project of the “Belt and Road” initiative. The train is loaded with materials for the construction of the Baltic Natural Gas Chemical Complex project of China Chemical Engineering Seventh Construction Co., Ltd. (Sinochem Seventh Construction), the world’s largest ethylene integration project. The Chengdu International Railway Port has been expanding its overseas stations to ensure the transportation of all necessary cargo for the project. Since the beginning of the year, the port has seen a significant increase in the number of China-Europe Express trains, playing a crucial role in stabilizing the supply chain and promoting the circulation of internal and external markets.

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According to news from the Chengdu International Railway Port Management Committee on the 21st, the first China-Europe train from Chengdu to St. Petersburg, Russia, was launched on the same day. The train is loaded with supporting materials for major projects of the “Belt and Road” and is expected to arrive in St. Petersburg in 13 days. It is the 59th overseas station expanded by the Chengdu International Train. It is understood that this special train is loaded with supporting materials for the construction of the Baltic Natural Gas Chemical Complex (GCC) project of China Chemical Engineering Seventh Construction Co., Ltd. (Sinochem Seventh Construction). The chemical complex project has a contract value of nearly 100 billion yuan and is the world’s largest ethylene integration project. “Russia’s GCC project is a major project of Sinochem’s Seventh Construction “One Belt One Road”. This project is of great significance to the international cooperation of China’s overseas ...

Source: Ciie