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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News
BEIJING, December 11 (Xinhua) — As of December 9, the volume of cargo handled through the Ceke Port on the China-Mongolia border has surpassed 30 million tons since the beginning of this year. This means the border crossing has exceeded the annual cargo throughput target of 30 million tons envisaged by the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-2025), the Neimenggu Ribao daily reported on Thursday.
Passenger traffic through the aforementioned checkpoint from January 1 to December 9 totaled 460,000 person-times, and vehicle traffic totaled 410,000. Both figures reached historical highs in the 33 years since the border crossing began operating, demonstrating a significant increase in its role as the main conduit for energy trade between China and Mongolia.
The Ceke Port is located in the Ejin District of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in northern China. It is an important transportation hub, trade center, cargo distribution center, and resource conduit in northern China, connecting China with other countries.
Since the beginning of 2025, the Tseke checkpoint, actively promoting the dual modernization of infrastructure and intelligent systems, has created an intelligent customs clearance system that helps reduce vehicle inspection time by 40%.
“The Tseke checkpoint will make full use of its geographical advantages and channel capabilities to further strengthen ties and coordination with Mongolia, accelerate the expansion and reconstruction of road freight channels, build special channels for hazardous chemicals and export goods, and strive to bring freight turnover to a new peak in 2026,” the border crossing administration stated. -0-
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