On 21 March 2023 a working meeting was held at the OSJD Committee in Warsaw between OSJD Committee Chairman Mirosław Antonowicz and Secretary General of OTIF Wolfgang Küpper.

On 2 March 2023, an intramural working meeting was held at the OSJD Committee in Warsaw with the delegation of the Republic of Korea, headed by

The expert meeting on this subject was held in accordance with the Work Plan of the OSJD Commission on Transport Policy and Development Strategy for 2023 from 6 through 8 February 2023 in the OSJD Committee (Warsaw) and was

The regular meeting of the OSJD Committee members No. 7/2022 was held in the OSJD Committee premises on 7 December 2022 in a hybrid format due to the restrictions imposed to prevent the spread of the coronavirus infection.

The Yunnan province in southern China witnessed the first trial runs of a sightseeing panoramic electric train on a railway linking two popular tourist areas – the ancient city of Lijiang, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and Yulongxueshan, the Jade Dragon Mountain with glaciers, listed as one of the key national attractive sites.

According to the Xinhua News Agency, in 2022, 4000 freight trains proceeded from China’s largest dry port – Xi'an, the capital of the north- western province of Shaanxi, to Europe.

The Joint Meeting, which was held from 29 November through 2 December 2022 in the OSJD Committee premises with the use of the videoconferencing mode, was attended by the Plenipotentiary Representatives of the Members of the OSJD Ministerial Conference and the Conference of General Directors (Authorised Representatives) of the OSJD Railways from the following countries

The Chinese company CRRC Tangshan delivered by sea to Pakistan Railways a batch of 46 passenger coaches for long-distance trains, as well as sets of spare parts for them.

The freight operator LTG Cargo (a subsidiary of Lietuvos geležinkeliai, the Lithuanian Railways) has concluded agreements on cooperation with its Kazakhstani partners.

In China’s south-eastern province of Yunnan, the 133-km Dali – Baoshan segment has been commissioned of the Dali – Ruili railway line that is currently under construction and has a total length of 330 km.