Sino-ASEAN land-sea trade corridor shows great vitality
The land-sea transit route is based on the efficient use of a variety of transportation modes, including railways, highways and waterways.
The land-sea transit route is based on the efficient use of a variety of transportation modes, including railways, highways and waterways.
Project director Laythong Phommavong has said good progress is being made on the Lao side and construction is slightly ahead of schedule.
Singapore-based company Charge+ has announced its plan for 45 high-speed charging stations connecting Singapore to Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam.
His Malaysian counterpart Anthony Loke said that work on Malaysia’s side is 36 per cent complete.
The RTS Link is a 4km-long cross-border rail shuttle service, with 2.7km in Malaysia and 1.3km in Singapore.
The new service is designed to help analyse the real-time flow of passengers and crowd levels in subway compartments, improving operational efficiency.
Despite challenges such as Covid-19, World Bank said logistics services were “broadly resilient” for best and worst performers worldwide.
The Taiwanese Defence Minister said that it was due to supply chain disruptions, and that the ministry was working to minimise the damage.
Latest figures showed the railway system nationwide ran 12,064 passenger trains and handled 19.66 million trips, both a record high.
US President Biden said it is “very much” in the interest of the US for South Korean companies to do well and that his CHIPS Act is a "win-win" policy.