International multimodal industrial and logistic cluster «Smolenskiy»

Investment area ‘Stabna’

The Smolensk region is situated at the junction of the main highways leading from the Centre of Russia to Byelorussia, the Baltic States, the states of Central and Eastern Europe, and from the North-West to the South of Russia. The region borders upon Byelorussia which is of primary importance to the development of its foreign economic relations. The distance from the regional centre to the capital of Russia – the city of Moscow – is 380 km, and to the border with Byelorussia – 60 km.

The objects located on the territory of the region:

• the shortest motorways and mainline railroads linking Western Europe and Central Russia (including the motorway Moscow – Minsk);
• the motor transport corridor ‘St. Petersburg – the South of Russia’ which is the most important one in the country;
• one of the longest gas mains ‘Yamal – Europe’;
• the high-voltage energobridge ‘Russia – Byelorussia - Western Europe’;
• the world fiber-opticaltelecommunication circuit.

The traffic volume of the foreign-trade trucking across the region amounts to 70%, other long-haul service makes 50% of the entire Russian foreign-trade freight turnover.

1.   Location:

• the Smolensk oblast, the Smolensk region, the settlement of Stabenskoe, on the right of the highway Moscow-Minsk, 1100 m further east than the village of Zykolino;
• the remoteness from Smolensk - 16 km;
• the remoteness from Moscow - 380 km.

2.   Characteristics of the area:

• the plottage - 91,5 ha;
• the category of the land – agricultural;
• the pattern of ownership – public.

3.   Local railway and highway of the area:

• the highway Moscow-Minsk (M1);
• a railway.

4.   Engineering services:

• power supply – connectivity possible;
• gas supply - connectivity possible;
• water supply – the construction of one’s own borehole;
• drainage system – the construction of one’s own sewerage network and treatment facilities.

5.   Terms:

• lease;
• ownership.