VEF experts: Amur is a road that needs to be brought up to standard

He called for attention to such an instrument as a concession.

"We have seven thousand kilometers of the Amur, and of these, only two thousand kilometers have normal navigation. In principle, it is impossible to export anything serious," Vladimir Kalinichenko noted.

According to him, it is necessary to organize places on the Amur where cargo can be reloaded, normal checkpoints and increase the volume of goods transported by river. And this will provide tax revenues, new jobs, and infrastructure development.