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Russia, Novorossiysk port will get a new grain terminal. On December, 1 the first pile of the Novorossiysk Grain Terminal was put at the territory of the NCSP. The President of Russia called the agriculture one of the NATIONAL PROJECTS. And as the manager of the Federal Agency of the Sea and River Transport, Alexander Davidenko noticed, the beginning of the new grain terminal construction is the most important step on the way of realization of this program. |
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February 02, 2006 |
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Investment in Novorossiysk port’s Rail Way Station The Sea News Agency announces that the JSC “Russian railways” is planning to invest about $60mln in the Novorossiysk railway station development. That was reported by the chief engineer of the Technical and Economic Researches and Projecting “Giprotranstei” (the branch of JSC “Russian Railways”), Yuriy Chepurkin at the exhibition “Trans Ukraine2005” that was held from September,29 till October,20 in Odessa. |
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October 02, 2005 |
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Turkish Consulate in Novorossiysk Turkish Consulate starts to work
in Novorossiysk, Russia since December 2004. General Consul of
Turkey in Novorossiysk is Mr. Ahmet Riza Demirer. As per the
Consulate clerk's information, they already perform the main
necessary works of the consulate, but fully could start to work in
nearest future when change location to new more suitable place. |
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December 01, 2004 |
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Putin: modernization of Novorossiysk transport hubis a top government priority NOVOROSSIYSK - Novorossiysk is one of the most important and largest transportation hubs in the country and its modernization is one of the top priorities of the government's transportation complex, said Russian President Vladimir Putin. |
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September 17, 2003 |
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