Abstract:
European and Chinese economies belong to the largest economies in the world. These economies are also heavily intertwined into bidirectional supplier - customer chain. Bilateral trade between European countries and China was in the nineties of the last century relatively weak. Development of the Chinese economy caused an increase in the volume of foreign trade. Chinese leaders began to promote the development of the New Silk Road. This trade route in addition to maritime has two railway routes - northern and southern. Since 2008 there has been significant development of connections and transport volumes on these routes. This article will deal with the analysis of the development of rail to rail routes, the New Silk Road.
