Recently, Europe's leading automotive and industrial logistics service provider, Czechoslovakia, has formally established a new cooperative relationship with China international cargo aviation (hereinafter referred to as "national cargo"), aiming at further enhancing its international trade freight capacity from China to Europe based on the original cooperation framework of both sides.

Last year, Czechoslovakia and its cargo aircraft were officially launched in China. Trade Logistics cooperation has been established, and the deepening cooperation has not only improved the frequency of air spanportation but also increased the tonnage of spanport. At present, Czechoslovakia will have four air cargo flights per week (Wednesday, four, six, and days) from Shanghai to Paris, with a weekly cargo volume of 14 tons. The air cargo Department of Czechoslovakia at Charles De Gaulle Airport in Paris will handle air cargo from China and then distribute it to France, Spain, Holland, Belgium and Luxemburg. The two sides will also cooperate with Frankfurt Main Airport in the near future to facilitate more efficient work in the departments of central and Eastern Europe.

"International trade logistics is one of the three key businesses of Czechoslovakia. Last year, the group's performance in this sector increased significantly, especially on the China France and China Argentina routes. In terms of freight volume, last year, Czechoslovakia international in China Trade logistics Shipping in business increased by 35% compared with the same period last year, and air freight increased by 50% over the same period last year. Pan Ruifu, Christophe Poitrineau, said: "in the next 5 years, the group will focus on the development of central and Eastern Europe, especially in Asia, and the strengthening of business in China will also be one of the focuses of our work. This cooperation with cargo cargo is also an important step in expanding our related business in Asia."

As an expert in complex intercontinental spanportation, Manufacturer Customized and effective air and sea solutions are available to customers. The group has one of the largest logistics networks in the world and can provide spanportation services to more than 300 port of destination worldwide.

Since its entry into mainland China and Hongkong in 2003, Jie Fu Kai has been actively seeking development in the local market. Next, the group plans to set up a branch in India at the end of this year to further strengthen the network layout in East Asia and promote business between China and India.

"Czechoslovakia has a strong point to point freight capacity, and has a large distribution network in Europe, which ensures that customers can strive for the best time for spanshipment of goods. At the same time, we are committed to continuously researching innovative and effective solutions to help improve the productivity of the client side.

Diego Diaz, general manager of overseas division of China and Hongkong region, added that "we will launch more new services for international trade logistics in China, South America and major European markets, including France, Spain and Italy."