Key Market Indicators
Belarusian Rail Length is projected to remain at 5,450 route-kilometers by the year 2028, holding steady from its current measurement in 2023. This equates to a year-on-year change of 0%. Historically, since 2000, the supply of rail infrastructure in Belarus has seen no significant change on an annual basis. As of 2023, Belarus ranks 26th globally in rail length, with Indonesia surpassing it with the same length of 5,450 route-kilometers. China, Russia, and India hold the top three positions in this ranking. In terms of rail infrastructure expenditure, Belarus is expected to allocate approximately €172 million by 2028, down from €185 million in 2023. This represents an average annual decline of 1.1%. Despite this projected decrease, the period since 2010 has seen a notable rise in expenditure, with demand increasing by 15.5% year on year. The stability in rail length combined with the slight decline in expenditure suggests a focus on maintaining existing infrastructure rather than expansion, reflecting broader trends in the country's rail transportation strategy.
