On 9 October, a scientific and practical seminar titled "Transarctic Transport Corridor: Methodology for the Feasibility Study of Project Development" was held in Yakutsk as part of the VII Northern Forum.

The discussion focused on developing cargo delivery routes using the Northern Sea Route, railways, and Siberian rivers, in accordance with the Russian President's directive.

The development of the Arctic transport framework requires reliable land vehicles capable of operating in conditions without roads and river navigation.

Alexander Blokhin, CEO of the ZVEZDA Amphibious All-Terrain Vehicle Plant, speaks online at the seminar, his image visible on a large screen next to a presentation slide.

Alexander Blokhin, CEO of the ZVEZDA Amphibious All-Terrain Vehicle Plant, Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor at R. E. Alekseev NSTU, spoke as an invited speaker.

A seminar participant with a microphone sits opposite a large screen showing the online broadcast with Alexander Blokhin.

Alexander Blokhin discussed the economic and technological effectiveness of transport solutions with experts from Yakutia, representatives of the Ministry of Transport, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and the scientific community.

A group of seminar participants sits in the auditorium, listening attentively to the speaker.

ZVEZDA all-terrain vehicles, with their carrying capacity and ability to overcome water obstacles, are considered an element of the Transarctic Corridor, ensuring cargo delivery to hard-to-reach areas of the North.

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