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EU-China Connectivity Platform Council of the European Union Brussels, 11 June 2018 (OR. en) PUBLIC 9693/18 LIMITE TRANS 240 COASI 142 RELEX 506 NOTE From: General Secretariat of the Council To: Delegations Subject: EU-China Connectivity Platform In view of the Intermodal Transport Working Party on 12 June 2018, delegations will find attached: - a table in Annex I relating to the global list of projects jointly agreed between the EU and China; - the list of the projects in Annex II, both in China, the EU and neighbouring countries which are proposed by the Chinese party for a more in depth assessment at the occasion of the next pilot expert group. ______________________ 9693/18 VK/vk 1 DGE 2A LIMITE EN Conseil UE ANNEX I List of projects to be considered in the framework of the EU-China Connectivity platform i – In MS and neighbouring countries. 1. The North Sea Baltic Corridor (Latvia) 2. The V0 Rail Cargo Line Bypassing Budapest (Hungary) 3. The Hungary-Serbia Railway (Hungary) 4. The Rijeka-Zagreb-Budapest project (Croatia) 5. Projects in the Orient/East-Med Corridor in the Western Balkans Region 6. The Corridor 5c Highway Project in Bosnia and Herzegovina 7. The Railroad Project from Koper to Divaca (Slovenia) 8. Genoa Port breakwater project (Italy) 9. Trieste Integrated Rail Hub (Italy) 10. Adjusting Odra River Waterway (E30) to the international waterway standards (Poland) 11. Construction of Silesian Channel (Poland) 12. Construction of middle and lower Vistula cascade ( waterways E40 and E70) (Poland) 13. Warszawa- Brzesc connection – extending E-4o waterway (Poland) 14. Development of the Košice Intermodal terminal (Slovakia) 15. Development of the Leopoldov Intermodal Terminal (Slovakia) 16. Development of the Bratislava Trimodal Terminal(Slovakia) 17. Hemus motorway project and Black Sea motorway project (Bulgaria) 18. Restoration of the Design Parameters of Ruse – Varna Railway Line Project (Bulgaria) 2 – In China 1) Multi-modal water and rail transport project for Yangtze River Three Gorges 2) Railway connecting Xi'an with Yan'an via Tongchuan (Shaanxi Province) 3) High Speed Rail: Wenzhou – Hangzhou (Zhejiang Province) (linked to PPP priority action) 4) Baotou – Yinchuan railway 5) G318 Singho to Alataw Pass highway 6) Reconstruction and Extension of airport projects at: Urumqi Airport , Xi'an Airport, Shenyang Airport and Guangzhou Airport 7) Construction of metro projects (linked to PPP priority action): Wuhan metro, Qingdao metro, Hefei metro and Chongqing metro. 8) Wuhan - the Caidian eco-city (China) 9) Beijing: the Yizhuang tramway line (China) 10) Wuhan - Phases 2 and 3 of the Donghu tramway line (China) 11) Beijing: two projects = Fengtai Hexi line + Shunyi line (China) 12) Beijing New airport line (China) 13) Chengdu L18 (China) 14) Beijing PingGu (China) 15) Beijing to Tianjin Binhai New Zone intercity railway (China) 16) Zhejiang-Jiangsu-Shanghai intercity railway (China) ________________________ 9693/18 VK/vk 2 ANNEX I DGE 2A LIMITE EN ANNEX II Projects in China proposed (by China) for discussion at the next EU-China CP meeting Chinese side: Hangzhou-Wenzhou High-Speed Railway Project (Optional: Beijing new airport line project) Chinese side: Jinghe–Alashankou Expressway Project (Optional: Wuhan tram project[1]) Chinese side: China-Europe Land-Sea Express Line Chinese side: Zhengzhou-Luxembourg Air Silk Road Projects in the EU/ neighbouring countries proposed (by China) for discussion at the next EU-China CP meeting. EU side: Hungary-Serbia Rail Project EU side/ Bih-Croatia: 5C Highway Project EU side: Poland Silesia Waterway Project EU side: Slovak Košice Joint Transport Terminal Construction Project [1] Chinese Side decides the Chinese projects 9693/18 VK/vk 3 ANNEX II DGE 2A LIMITE EN.
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