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China releases 2030 logistics plan
China is preparing to implement a strategic plan to improve the national transportation network by 2030, aiming to complete 95% of the roads, railways, and various transportation services, up from the current coverage of 91%. The plan includes the construction of the Binglu Waterway, which connects the south to the sea over a length of 134 kilometers, the development of railway lines linking border areas, as well as the building of major bridges and underwater tunnels. China is focused on enhancing the quality and efficiency of its infrastructure by upgrading and digitizing around 80,000 kilometers of existing networks. Additionally, efforts are being made to boost capacities of water corridors such as the Zhusanjiao Dam to raise annual transport capacity to 336 million tons, with the goal of diversifying supply networks and securing cross-border trade routes.
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