Trade through the Nam Giang - Dak Taook International Border Gate with Laos, which was upgraded last August, doubled to over US$62 million last year. The route through the border gate is currently the shortest to eastern Thailand and southern Laos, and the Chu Lai International Port (in Quảng Nam Province) and other ports and economic zones in the central Vietnam expect to meet the increasing demand for the import and export of goods and promote trade and investment cooperation and the development.
However, logistics services on this essential route are still fragmented and it requires the participation of large players with a wide range of quality services and the capacity to exploit convective goods sources. As one of the leading logistics companies in Vietnam’s central region, THILOGI has been making good use of its advantages to promote cross-border road transport services between northeastern Thai and southern Laotian provinces such as Pakse, Attapeu and Sekong and Chu Lai port through the International Border Gate.
In recent years, the company has stepped up investment in infrastructure, equipment, vehicles and a refrigerated container system. It has started new transport routes and provided full-package logistics services such as seaport services, domestic and international freight forwarding, warehousing, distribution, and customs procedures with optimal solutions and at reasonable costs, helping businesses trade conveniently and increase their competitiveness.
Source: einnews.com