Caspian Sea Route Gains Traction in Changing Regional Dynamics

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Introduction-Aimed at boosting connectivity and cargo transportation between Central Asia and South Caucasus, Kazakhstan Government on June 23 rd 2023 announced establishment of a jointly owned logistics company along with Azerbaijan and Georgia. A bilateral agreement was signed during Kazakhstan Prime Minister Alikhan Smailov’s visit to Baku with his Azerbaijani counterpart Ali Asadov. Georgia, is expected to sign the agreement soon. The company’s primary goal is to transfer freight between China and Europe using the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route (TITR), which is also called as the Middle Corridor. It also aims to reduce transportation tariffs and increase connectivity efficiency by streamlining procedures with digital means. This route seeks to reduce delivery time between Chinese territory and Europe from current 18-23 days to 10-15 days. 1 A large part of the rail traffic from China and Central Asia to Europe passes through Russia.

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Biswarup Baidya. 2026. \u201cCaspian Sea Route Gains Traction in Changing Regional Dynamics\u201d. Global Journal of Human-Social Science - F: Political Science GJHSS-F Volume 23 (GJHSS Volume 23 Issue F4): .

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Aviation and cargo transport in the Caspian region enhance regional and international trade relations.
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Introduction-Aimed at boosting connectivity and cargo transportation between Central Asia and South Caucasus, Kazakhstan Government on June 23 rd 2023 announced establishment of a jointly owned logistics company along with Azerbaijan and Georgia. A bilateral agreement was signed during Kazakhstan Prime Minister Alikhan Smailov’s visit to Baku with his Azerbaijani counterpart Ali Asadov. Georgia, is expected to sign the agreement soon. The company’s primary goal is to transfer freight between China and Europe using the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route (TITR), which is also called as the Middle Corridor. It also aims to reduce transportation tariffs and increase connectivity efficiency by streamlining procedures with digital means. This route seeks to reduce delivery time between Chinese territory and Europe from current 18-23 days to 10-15 days. 1 A large part of the rail traffic from China and Central Asia to Europe passes through Russia.

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