The development of transport and logistics infrastructure in the Asian part of Russia is a strategic direction for realizing the country's transit potential in the system of Eurasian international transport corridors

Authors

  • Taniana A. Prokofieva Mendeleev University of Chemical Technology

Keywords:

transport system, world economy, transport and logistics infrastructure, foreign trade transportation, geostrategic triangle

Abstract

The article is devoted to comprehensive research in the field of strategic planning of development transport and logistical infrastructure in Asian part of Russia and the formation of regional macro logistic systems in zoon of national and international transport corridors to ensure the implementation of transit potential of Russia in the global system of international transport corridors.

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Taniana A. Prokofieva, Mendeleev University of Chemical Technology

The article is devoted to comprehensive research in the field of strategic planning of development transport and logistical infrastructure in Asian part of Russia and the formation of regional macro logistic systems in zoon of national and international transport corridors to ensure the implementation of transit potential of Russia in the global system of international transport corridors.

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Published

2022-08-31

How to Cite

Прокофьева, Т. А. (2022). The development of transport and logistics infrastructure in the Asian part of Russia is a strategic direction for realizing the country’s transit potential in the system of Eurasian international transport corridors. Professional Journal of Economics, 2(3), 131-142. Retrieved from https://eproff.ru/index.php/eproff/article/view/44

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