Romania - Arkas Logistics

Romania - Arkas Logistics
Romania

Romania

Arkas Logistics Romania

Arkas Logistics continues to deliver comprehensive logistics solutions through its Romania office, leveraging the country's strategic location as a key bridge between Europe and Asia. This office offers a wide range of logistics services, including sea, road, rail, and intermodal transportation, providing flexible and integrated solutions to our clients.


Our expert team in Romania tailors solutions to meet the specific needs of our customers, helping them optimize their supply chain processes. Additionally, with modern warehousing facilities and customs clearance services, we ensure the efficient handling of trade through Romania.


As part of Arkas Logistics' international network, our Romania office offers reliable transportation services from Romania to the world. Through advanced technology and a highly experienced team, we continue to deliver the best logistics solutions to our clients.

Economic Structure

In 2019, Romania's GDP was approximately $547 billion and GDP per capita (PPP) was $28,189. According to the World Bank, Romania is a high-income economy.


According to the European Statistical Institute, Romania's GDP per capita (PPS) was 70% of the EU average in 2019. The 44% increase in 2007 (the year of Romania's accession to the EU) made Romania one of the fastest growing economies in the EU.


After 1989, the country experienced a decade of economic instability and decline, led in part by an old industrial base and a lack of structural reforms. Since 2000, however, the Romanian economy has enjoyed relative Macroeconomic stability characterized by high growth, low unemployment and falling inflation.

General Information About Romania

Spread over an area of 238,391 km2, Romania is the 12th largest country in Europe and 82nd in the world. The country has 0.16% of the world's territory. Romania's borders with Bulgaria and Serbia are mostly bordered by the Danube River, while the Prut River, a tributary of the Danube, borders the south of Ukraine and Moldova. Although most of the delta where the Danube River flows into the Black Sea passes through Romania, the south, southwest, west and northeast of the country is surrounded by this river and its tributaries.