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Discount on transit through Moldova: Ukrainian cargo will be able to travel by rail to Moldovan and Romanian ports

Kyiv • UNN

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Ukrzaliznytsia has agreed to reduce the cost of transit for Ukrainian cargo through Moldova by 50% until the end of the year. This will help\r\nexporters reduce costs and use alternative routes to the ports.

Discount on transit through Moldova: Ukrainian cargo will be able to travel by rail to Moldovan and Romanian ports

Ukrzaliznytsia stated that the cost of transporting Ukrainian cargo by rail through Moldova has been reduced by 50% until the end of this year. Via Moldova, Ukrainian cargo can be transported to the port of Reni, Moldovan ports on the Danube, as well as Romanian ports, reports UNN.

The cost of transporting Ukrainian cargo by rail through Moldova has been reduced by 50% until the end of this year. This was achieved through agreements between Ukrzaliznytsia, the Ministry of Infrastructure and the Moldovan Railways 

- the statement said.

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According to Ukrzaliznytsia, this is an important decision for Ukrainian businesses, especially as Russia continues to attack and effectively block the operation of port infrastructure in the Odesa region. The discount will help exporters reduce logistics costs and use additional routes to deliver cargo.

Via Moldova, Ukrainian cargo can be transported to the port of Reni, Moldovan ports on the Danube, as well as Romanian ports. This route is an important alternative to maritime routes and makes it possible to maintain stable exports of Ukrainian products, including grain and ore 

- the company reported.

Ukrzaliznytsia added that the preferential terms are also important for imports into Ukraine — they will help reduce logistics costs and ensure the stability of critically important supplies.

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