The logistics terminal links Northern Romania – which has traditionally lacked robust infrastructure connecting it with the rest of the country – with the Black Sea, North Sea and Adriatic Sea on green electrified rail, while also sitting directly on the trainline that links Europe to China via Central Asia.
With over 50% of Romania’s industrial GDP coming from the wider Transylvania region, where Aiud sits, the new terminal will perform a key role in expanding the country’s global trade and benefitting local businesses with smooth connections to consumers across the region and across the world.
DP World specialises in cargo logistics, port terminal operations, maritime services and free trade zones. The company operates around 70 million containers per year.
