Ferroviaire de la Route de la Soie (Express ferroviaire Chine-Europe)
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Un réseau de corridors ferroviaires de fret reliant la Chine à l'Europe via l'Asie centrale, lancé en 2011 dans le cadre de l'Initiative Ceinture et Route de la Chine. Les itinéraires traversent le Kazakhstan, la Russie, la Biélorussie et la Pologne, offrant un temps de transit de 12 à 18 jours — soit environ la moitié de celui du transport maritime. En 2023, plus de 70 000 voyages de trains avaient été effectués sur plusieurs variantes de corridors.
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