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REC’s CEO Named 5 Logistics Barriers to Russian Exports

To increase export potential in Russia, it is necessary to improve infrastructure for export and transit flows of goods, use digital technologies to simplify customs procedures, introduce uniform technologies into the entire transportation process, make deliveries faster and develop government programs for production of present-day rolling stock.

This was told by Veronika Nikishina, CEO Russian Export Center (part of VEB.RF), at the meeting of the RSPP Commission on Transportation and Transport Infrastructure that discussed enhancement of export potential for transport infrastructure.

“Inadequately used capacity for automation of surveillance procedures continues to restrain further development of export infrastructure. At the moment, all stakeholder government agencies and players in the transport and logistics market are required to take a series of well-orchestrated actions in order to tackle the problems of enhancing export potential, which we would advise to include in the RSPP recommendations for discussion by the Government of the Russian Federation,” she said.

According to her, it is necessary to introduce a Smart Checkpoint concept for all types of transport with a single information system integrated with systems of surveillance authorities, innovative inspection hardware and software installed at the checkpoints to enable non-contact vehicle inspection and streamline control procedures at the exit points.