Russian northern harbour takes market opportunities

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As Russia has been putting an increasingly greater emphasis on the development of its mineral resources-rich sub-polar territories, and Arctic waters navigation, Kandalaksha, the third largest port in Russia’s European North (after Murmansk and Arkhangelsk), is keen to make the most out of this situation.

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