Premises for Developing the Port of Ust-Dunajsk
Makhurenko Gennadii
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Makhurenko Gennadii
Abstract
The major document defining the requirements to development of estuary port of Ust-Dunajsk is the Memorandum of mutual understanding concerning development of the all-European transport corridor VII (Danube). According to the Memorandum of mutual understanding within the limits of port Ust-Dunajsk development the following themes should be considered: a condition of an infrastructure of port and a corridor; an estimation of requirements; the general concept of the co-ordinated development of port and a corridor; necessary conditions for participation of the international financial institutions and a private sector for development and port/corridor operation; organizational, legal, economic and social problems.
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The major document defining the requirements to development of estuary port of Ust-Dunajsk is the Memorandum of mutual understanding concerning development of the all-European transport corridor VII (Danube). According to the Memorandum of mutual understanding within the limits of port Ust-Dunajsk development the following themes should be considered: a condition of an infrastructure of port and a corridor; an estimation of requirements; the general concept of the co-ordinated development of port and a corridor; necessary conditions for participation of the international financial institutions and a private sector for development and port/corridor operation; organizational, legal, economic and social problems.
Key concepts: Port (circuit theory), Memorandum, Memorandum of understanding, Business, Transport engineering, Engineering, Political science, Law