Central Eastern European (CEE) countries are spending billions of euros per year in new infrastructure in an attempt to close the gap with Western Europe. According to a new research report released this week by global operator of distribution facilities ProLogis, the five main CEE countries: the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia, are strongly investing in new railways, seaports, airports and most significantly, road infrastructure to handle the growing volumes of truck freight.
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