Polish and Belarusian ministers present at Silk Road workshop Panteia

The New Silk Road is booming, and new rail services between Europe and China are announced every month. What's the effect on the Netherlands? Will rail freight volumes increase so much as to alter transport patterns? What effects will developments have on the port of Rotterdam and the Dutch economy?

For the Dutch ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management, Panteia carries out a study into the effects on the Netherlands of the Chinese Belt and Road initiative (BRI/New Silk Road). Panteia constructs a concise de[INVALID]ion of the current and future market situation, and describes opportunities and barriers such as infrastructure, customs and administration, etc. The findings will be translated into a practicable policy advice for the Dutch government.

During the workshop the experiences and opportunities regarding BRI will be discussed. For participation, please register via c.wensink@panteia.nl.

Read more about the study.