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  • Sep 21, 2010
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September 21st, 2010
New Project to Improve Logistics and Transport in the Arctic

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BARENTS OBSERVER – Russian and Norwegian interests met in Arkhangelsk last week to discuss a new project aimed at a fast improvement of conditions for logistics and transport in Arctic areas. The project focuses on four transport hubs in the area where the Northern Maritime Corridor meets the Northern Sea Route, says Harald Sørensen, Project Coordinator for the Northern Maritime Corridor and adviser in the Norwegian Barents Secretariat. The four hubs are Kirkenes, Norway, and Murmansk, Arkhangelsk and Naryan-Mar in Russia. Read More