铁陆联动提升物流效能

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the development of the SCO Demonstration Zone's logistics capabilities, focusing on the expansion of the China-Europe Railway Express and international road transport, aiming to enhance cross-border trade efficiency and connectivity [1][2][3][4]. Group 1: China-Europe Railway Express - Two trains of the "Japan-Korea Land-Sea Express" have departed from the SCO Demonstration Zone, with plans to increase the number of China-Europe Railway Express trains to 1,225 by 2025, achieving over 20% growth in both train frequency and cargo volume [1]. - The expected import and export cargo volume is projected to reach 840,000 tons by 2025, marking a historical high for the region [1]. - The SCO Demonstration Zone aims to integrate sea and rail transport schedules to provide comprehensive logistics solutions for businesses [2]. Group 2: International Road Transport - The TIR (International Road Transport) volume is expected to maintain its national leading position, with 435 shipments planned for the year, reflecting a 53.7% year-on-year increase [1]. - The region has established four international road transport routes since September 2023, creating a regional hub for international road transport [3]. - The introduction of a streamlined process for international road transport, including "one declaration, one certificate, and one vehicle direct delivery," enhances efficiency and flexibility, attracting more customers [3]. Group 3: Infrastructure Development - The construction of the China-Europe Railway Express (Jinan-Qingdao) National Gathering Center is expected to provide new opportunities for high-quality development in the SCO Demonstration Zone [3]. - The center has implemented an integrated model of "train transport + park warehousing + international trade," successfully handling over 38,000 tons of specific goods [3]. - The SCO Demonstration Zone is focused on enhancing operational efficiency and service quality while exploring new international road transport routes targeting SCO member states [4].