Osipov, the Chief Executive of the Outer Baikal Territory of Russia, stated that the region will construct the "Outer Baikal" international multimodal logistics complex, which will become a new land energy corridor connecting Russia and China. The project plans to invest at least 10 billion rubles.

Osipov announced on his Telegram channel that they will jointly launch the implementation of a large-scale investment project - the Trans Baikal International Multimodal Transport Logistics Complex. This will create a new land energy corridor connecting Russia and China.

Osipov said that the total investment of the project is at least 10 billion rubles, and the 40 hectare complex will include a train station, container freight station, customs area, and modern energy facilities. The project will provide 240 job positions and be equipped with comfortable working conditions. The complex will adopt modern standards for cargo storage and transportation. Resident companies in the Outer Baikal Advanced Development Zone will enjoy preferential treatment, which will make the project more effective.Editor/Min Jing