Recast of the First Railway Package draws critics
Reunited at mid-June, the European transport ministers reached an agreement in regard to the proposal for the recast of the […]
July 2011
Well-thought out access charges can support the growth of the railway freight transport
The establishment of a joint strategy concerning the infrastructure access charge on the corridors exclusively dedicated to the transport of […]
Freight volume on “Motorways of the Seas”, between logistics performance and infrastructure
The project on Logistics Processes and the Motorways of the Sea II aims at developing transport connections on maritime waterways, […]
Cross-border traffic, backbone for intermodality in Bulgaria
Apart from an interoperable and integrated infrastructure and efficient railway transport services, the European Union focuses on cross-border connections which […]
Bulgaria bets on partnerships
Railway transport in Turkey, Greece, Serbia and Macedonia to terminals, ports and ferryboats in Bulgaria are very important for Europe. […]
Private management, model in the restructuring of state-owned companies
Interview with the Romanian Minister of Transport and Infrastructure, Anca Boagiu The European Union has recently adopted the latest issue […]
Costs prevent the European market levelling
Europe wishes to implement joint mechanisms for establishing a single European railway area, but there are still hindrances in terms […]
Bulgaria focuses on pan-European transport corridors
Bulgaria is crossed by no less than five pan-European Corridors: IV (Dresden – Budapest – Arad-Craiova – Sofia – Thessaloniki […]
Bulgaria: Multiple opportunities for the private segment
Currently, there isn’t a single mode of transport that can, on its own, solve the requirements demanded by mobility and, […]
Emergence of new economic players to improve Bulgaria’s logistics
The logistics segment implies a series of vital activities, from transport, storage, distribution and payment systems, including a wide range […]