The development of a multimodal corridor, which will connect the commercial ports in northern Greece with those in Bulgaria and Romania to the Black Sea, was the subject of a trilateral meeting in Brussels.
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The Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, Christ Dimas, the Bulgarian Deputy Prime Minister and the Minister of Infrastructure and Communications, Grozdan Karadzhov, and Deputy Transport Minister of Romania, Ionuț Savoiu, under the aegis of the European Commissioner for Sustainable Transport and Turism, Apostolos Tzzkostas, were present at the Brussels.
The subject of the meeting was the development of a multimodal corridor of cooperation that will leave the Greek port Alexandroupolis and end in the ports of the Black Sea and on the Danube commercial routes, passing through Bulgaria.
As the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport of Athens states in a statement, the development of the Multimodal Corridor will provide Greek cities Alexandroupolis, Kavala and Thessaloniki an important role in the supply chain and international trade.
Through trilateral cooperation with Bulgaria and Romania, as well as by the active participation in the initiative of the three seas (the Baltic Sea, the Black Sea), Greece will be connected with the neighboring countries Bulgaria and Romania.
