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Kazakhstan plans to elevate freight traffic along the Trans-Caspian corridor to 10 million tons, reinforcing its role as a key Eurasian transit hub.

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Kazakhstan plans to elevate freight traffic along the Trans-Caspian corridor to 10 million tons, reinforcing its role as a key Eurasian transit hub.

Kazakhstan plans to increase cargo capacity along the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route \(TITR\) to 10 million tons — strengthening the Middle Corridor as a key bridge between China, Central Asia, and Europe.
Alongside cargo growth, the government emphasized the importance of strengthening port and terminal capacity: A container hub is being built in Aktau. In addition to this, new cargo terminal development underway in Port of Alat with international partners.

These projects will meaningfully expand multimodal capabilities across the region, creating faster, more reliable trade flows.

At Azurite, we are already part of this transformation. With our branches in Aktau and in Baku we deepen operational presence across the Caspian region. We connect China–Central Asia–Europe through multimodal rail, road, and sea solutions — delivering heavy and project cargo with precision and scale.

The Middle Corridor is advancing rapidly and we are proud to help build its future.

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