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June 20, 2022
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- Russia's MODUL activates a direct maritime service San
Petersburg - Nhava Sheva
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- A ship with 1,094 containers set sail
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 The Russian transport company MODUL has activated a
direct maritime service between the port of St. Petersburg and the
Indian port of Nhava Sheva with the aim of creating a canal for
exports and and imports of Russia alternative to
traditional sea routes used for procurement and
for foreign trade that took place through the airport of
St. Petersburg and that are now impassable due to the effects
of the sanctions imposed by Western nations against Russia
after his troops invaded Ukraine.-
- "For more than three centuries - he highlighted the
commercial director of MODUL, Vladimir Guy, announcing the
new service - St. Petersburg was the sea gateway
of Russia. The port of Leningrad was the main
national port in Soviet times. Even on relationship days
more difficult with the West, the ships of the Soviet fleet
they departed regularly from here to India and to countries
latin america, africa and asia. Today, more than
never, it is important to maintain the connections of our port
with these regions that are waiting for our ships and that
they want and can trade with Russia."
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- The first ship departed on Friday with 1,094 on board
containers, while the first departure from India is scheduled at
mid-July with arrival in St. Petersburg after 25 days.
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