The term Silk Road was coined more than 2000 years ago when Zhang Qian (Han Dynasty Imperial Envoy) was dispatched to the Western Regions to form alliances with tribes along the territory, since then, the Silk Road was founded as a trade route beginning with Chinese silk to a channel where China is using to power its economy today.
In 2013, China proposed to build a strategic conception of One Belt One Road to kick off the economic connectivity and cooperation between China and the rest of Eurasia. Come November 2016, as One Belt One Road intersection hub of land and sea and with the support of Jiangsu Provincial People’s Government, CCPIT, Kazakhstan’s state-owned railway company, the Ministry of Railways of Turkmenistan and Ministry of Transportation of Lithuania, the 3rd China (Lianyungang) Silk Road International Logistics Expo will be held in Lianyungang. The objective of the event is to bring together international logistics service providers to showcase the latest equipment and most advanced technology in the logistics sector to a group of professional audiences which include logistics service consumers and investors from around the world.
In 2013, China proposed to build a strategic conception of One Belt One Road to kick off the economic connectivity and cooperation between China and the rest of Eurasia. Come November 2016, as One Belt One Road intersection hub of land and sea and with the support of Jiangsu Provincial People’s Government, CCPIT, Kazakhstan’s state-owned railway company, the Ministry of Railways of Turkmenistan and Ministry of Transportation of Lithuania, the 3rd China (Lianyungang) Silk Road International Logistics Expo will be held in Lianyungang. The objective of the event is to bring together international logistics service providers to showcase the latest equipment and most advanced technology in the logistics sector to a group of professional audiences which include logistics service consumers and investors from around the world.