Logistic Cooperation between Russia and China: Where Things Currently Stand, What’s Already Been Achieved, and Where Things Are Going

April, 2

11:00–12:30

Global Connectivity and Transport Corridors

Congress Centre, conference hall D1

Trade between Russia and China has surpassed USD 200 billion for the third year in a row, the result of joint efforts by business circles in both countries carried out on a daily basis. Sanctions have not managed to shut down bilateral trade, though they have led to a structural change. Growth formerly driven by the automotive industry, which stepped up to cover equipment deficits, is now moving to transport, logistics, and infrastructure projects. Who is waiting to drive trade between Russia and China in 2026? What strategies do Chinese transport and logistics companies in Russia currently have in the pipeline? And what role does the state have to play in this process?

Moderator:

Chairman, Union of Chinese Entrepreneurs in Russia

Speakers:

State Secretary – Deputy Minister of Transport of the Russian Federation

General Director, Neptune Logistic Group in Russia

Deputy General Director – Head of the Corporate Transport Service Center, Russian Railways

Deputy General Director of Liner and Logistic Division, FESCO

Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Arkhangelsk Region

General Director, Russian Export Center

General Director, Russian-Chinese Investment Fund for Regional Development

Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the People's Republic of China to the Russian Federation

General Director, New New Shipping Line

State Secretary – Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation

General Director, Belyi Rast Container Terminal

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