Putin Says Russia Planning Year-Round Navigation on Northern Sea Route
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Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that his country was seeking to develop safe transport and navigation routes, while strengthening the northern navigation corridor and linking it to international markets, with the expectation that traffic would grow over the next decade.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, in the Eastern Economic Forum, announced plans to make the Trans-Arctic Transport Corridor a year round and integrate it with the railways. "I will highlight the development of the Trans-Arctic Transport Corridor from Petersburg and Murmansk through the North Sea Route to Vladivostok and beyond to countries in the Asia-Pacific region. In the face of risks to global navigation and trade, he aims to provide flexib…
Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok. On this occasion, he announced the year-round navigation of the Trans-Arctic Corridor, the launch of a new oil route, but also the construction of data centers, quantum communication networks and small nuclear power plants.
Russia proposes to make the Northern Maritime Route - an alternative to the Suez Canal - navigable throughout the year, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday in a speech at the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok, which he dedicated entirely to the development of the Russian Far East and the Arctic, informs EFE.
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