Factory selling China-Poland Transportation DDP - China – Central Asia Special Line (Door to Door) – MEDOC

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In the railway transportation of the five countries in Central Asia, Medoc operates this line all the year round, and has its own agencies at major stations in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan, which can control the import and export transportation of goods throughout the process. Medoc has many railway lines for customers to choose from. There are direct railway transportation to Central Asia stations,including railway special train, railway hash, automobile export customs declaration transportation, automobile of DDP export transportation, refrigerator transportation, chemical products transportation, railway wagon transportation.

In China-Central Asia (Russia )region, Medoc provides international container intermodal lines, which can be transported to the five Central Asian countries and the central and western regions of Russia through Alataw pass. These services include: Sino Russian train; Central Asia train; Special railway line; International container transportation.

About Central Asia

Central Asia is the abbreviation of Central Asia, which refers to the inland region in Central Asia, mainly including Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan.

Central Asia is located at the junction of the Eurasian continent and in the middle of major countries or regional powers such as Russia, China, India, Iran and Pakistan. It is a transportation hub connecting the Eurasian continent. In terms of energy resources, the oil reserves in Central Asia and the Caspian Sea are generally estimated to be 150-200 billion barrels, accounting for about 18-25% of the world’s oil reserves. The proved natural gas reserves reach 7.9 trillion cubic meters, which is known as the “Second Middle East”. Kazakhstan’s uranium reserves rank second in the world; Turkmenistan, known as “Kuwait in Central Asia”, has proven natural gas reserves of 6 trillion cubic meters, ranking fourth in the world; Uzbekistan’s gold reserves rank fourth in the world. Central Asia is also rich in cash crops such as grain and cotton. The total population is about 74million, and important cities include Nursultan, Ashgabat, Tashkent, Bishkek and Dushanbe; The GDP is about 338.796 billion US dollars.