The Middle Corridor: Connecting East and West

Projects like Georgia's East-West Highway will position the country as a critical international logistics conduit, enhancing regional and global connectivity.

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The vision of a Middle Corridor linking China and Central Asia through Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Georgia, then onward to Turkey and Europe is increasingly being seen as a strategic development that would strengthen connectivity and commerce along an effective, transcontinental trade backbone.

The corridor-which incorporates a combination of rail, sea and road links-is growing rapidly in importance as companies seek alternatives to existing shipping routes, in pursuit of speed, reliability, stability and cost savings.