An article from News.az analyzes the potential of the Middle Corridor as a key trade route across Eurasia, highlighting investments in the Port of Baku, railway modernization, logistics hubs, and customs reforms in Azerbaijan to streamline transit. No new official announcement was reported; the article reflects growing interest amid blockades in the Red Sea and sanctions affecting the northern corridor.
The Middle Corridor (Trans-Caspian Route) runs through Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Turkey, connecting China with Europe. In 2023-2024, traffic increased significantly. Customs authorities in these countries have implemented single windows and electronic data exchange systems to reduce processing times. However, differences in rules of origin and transit regulations persist and need harmonization. Until official instruments are published, operators must adhere to current rules.
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