Logistics & Supply Chain

Why Romania?

Romania's strategic location at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, combined with the Port of Constanța—the largest port on the Black Sea and Europe's 4th largest port—makes it a critical logistics hub. The country offers multimodal transport networks connecting maritime, rail, road, and air cargo operations.

Key Strengths

• Port of Constanța: Europe's gateway to the Black Sea handling 70+ million tons annually, with modern container terminals and grain facilities.
• Trans-European Networks: Critical node on EU TEN-T corridors connecting Western Europe with the Black Sea region.
• Danube River Access: Integrated river-port operations connecting to Central European waterways.
• Rail Infrastructure: Extensive rail network connecting to European standard gauge systems with ongoing modernization.
• Warehousing & Distribution: Growing modern logistics parks serving CEE markets with strategic positioning.
• Ukraine Grain Corridor: Critical alternative route for Ukrainian agricultural exports following Black Sea grain deal.

Kentucky Connection

Kentucky is a major U.S. logistics hub with complementary strengths:

• Within one-day drive of 60% of U.S. population and manufacturing
• UPS Worldport (Louisville) - world's largest automated package sorting facility
• Amazon Air hub and major distribution centers
• Extensive intermodal facilities connecting truck, rail, and air cargo
• Ohio River ports providing inland waterway access