Erenhot Port logs over 1K China-Europe freight trains in 2023

08 May '23

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Erenhot Port in Inner Mongolia, China, has handled over 1,000 China-Europe freight trains in 2023, a 7 per cent increase from last year.
The port serves as a crucial trade gateway, connecting China with over 60 regions across 10 countries.
It has established 68 China-Europe freight train routes and implemented a green channel for efficient operations.

Erenhot Port, located in north China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, has facilitated trade between China and Europe by logging over 1,000 China-Europe freight trains in 2023 until now.

As of May 3, 2023, the port had successfully handled a total of 1,042 China-Europe freight trains, indicating a 7 per cent increase compared to the same period last year. The record-breaking feat was achieved 10 days earlier than the previous year’s milestone, China’s local railway authorities were quoted as saying by local media reports.

Erenhot Port serves as the largest land port between China and Mongolia. It acts as a vital gateway, linking China with more than 60 regions across 10 countries, including prominent trading partners such as Germany, Poland, and Mongolia. A network of 68 China-Europe freight train routes has been established through this strategic port, ensuring efficient trade flows.

Recognising the importance of smooth operations, the land port has implemented a ‘green channel’ exclusively dedicated to China-Europe freight trains since the beginning of this year.

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