Journal of Danubian Studies and Research, Vol 5, No 1 (2015)
Importance of the Danube in the Development of the European inland transport. Inland and Port Infrastructure Development in Romania
Abstract
Europe currently has an extensive network of inland waterways components of the Pan
European Transport Network. The Danube River with Sulina and Danube-Black Sea is part of pan
European transport corridor VII. European policy in the transport sector, is subject to joint decisions in
the Council of the European Union. A current priority is to balance the use of different types of
transportation alternation and making connections between transport modes. Currently it acts to
stimulate the development of a balance between rail sectors, maritime, river and waterways of Europe.
Romania is implementing several European and national programs to upgrade its infrastructure on the
Danube waterway
European Transport Network. The Danube River with Sulina and Danube-Black Sea is part of pan
European transport corridor VII. European policy in the transport sector, is subject to joint decisions in
the Council of the European Union. A current priority is to balance the use of different types of
transportation alternation and making connections between transport modes. Currently it acts to
stimulate the development of a balance between rail sectors, maritime, river and waterways of Europe.
Romania is implementing several European and national programs to upgrade its infrastructure on the
Danube waterway
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