Conceptual ways to develop Russia’s international trade container transit

Authors

  • Konstantin Vladimirovich Kholopov Russian Foreign Trade Academy
  • Pavel Evgenievich Rarovskiy Samara state University of Railways

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24412.2072-8042-2019-00028

Keywords:

transport services exports, international container transportation, international transit, international transport corridors, international competitiveness of the Russian transport system, institutional aspects of creating international container transit system in the EAEU

Abstract

The importance of international transport corridors (ITC) in Russia for the development of the country’s transport complex and its transport services exports with a view to unlock the full transit potential. The analysis of international freight transit in containers since 2005 is carried out and its main indicators and characteristics are defined. The main infrastructure, economic and institutional problems and causes impeding Russia’s transit growth in the main container shipping routes between the Asia-Pacific countries and the European Union are identified. Implementation of the suggested conceptual frameworks should enhance international container transit as an important component of transport services exports and improve the competitiveness of the Russian transport system.

Author Biographies

Konstantin Vladimirovich Kholopov, Russian Foreign Trade Academy

Doctor of Economic Sciences, Professor

Work place, position: Russian Foreign Trade Academy (119285, Moscow, Pudovkina, 4A), Department of foreign trade and international transactions - Head of the Department

Pavel Evgenievich Rarovskiy, Samara state University of Railways

Work place, position: Samara state University of Railways (443066, Samara, Svobody str., 2 C), Department of management and logistics in transport - Associate Professor

Published

2024-02-08

How to Cite

Kholopov, K. V., & Rarovskiy, P. E. (2024). Conceptual ways to develop Russia’s international trade container transit. Russian Foreign Economic Journal, (2), 72–83. https://doi.org/10.24412.2072-8042-2019-00028

Issue

Section

Foreign trade activity

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