Middle Corridor countries push ahead with terminal projects to strengthen logistics chain

Building the China–Europe railway connection, the Middle Corridor, is not only a question of laying tracks. Terminals and transshipment facilities are just as important to make the logistics chain work. For that reason, Caucasus countries are gearing up for new terminal infrastructure projects.

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