Danube Logistics: Newsletter for the first 9 Months of 2015
Danube Logistics presents the Newsletter of operational results for the first 9 months of 2015.
You can read the following topics:
- Eco Exercise Towards Improved Hazard and Crisis Management in the Danube Delta Region
- Energy Management System (Enms) Project - Industrial Energy Efficiency Program
- Award: Highest Growth Rate Port on the Black Sea
- Event in Constanta: “Business Opportunities in the Republic of Moldova”
- Gifp Story as Told and Seen by the New York Times
- Operational Results for the First 9 Months of 2015
- Main Export & Import Rates and Destinations
Read the full version in English, Romanian and Russian
Danube Logistics, Giurgiulesti International Free Port
Giurgiulesti International Free Ports (GIFP) entire 120 ha territory has a status of a free economic zone and consists of an oil product terminal, a grain terminal as well as a general cargo and container terminal including a RoRo ramp (start of operation by September 2011). Due to its location on the Lower Danube with available water depths of up to 7 meters, GIFP is capable of receiving both inland and sea-going vessels.
Against this background the GIFP serves its clients as:
- the only direct sea/river-borne transshipment and distribution point to and from the Republic of Moldova,
- a regional logistics hub on the border of the EU with access to road, European and Russian railway, river, sea, and
- an excellent business location, because of its strategic location, tri-modal transport infrastructure, low cost environment and a unique customs and tax regime.
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