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EBRD researches sustainable transport connections between Central Asia and Europe [1]
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Date: 2024-05
EBRD and EU research sustainable transport connections between Central Asia and Europe
Alternatives sought to traditional cargo route through Russia
Significant investment required in transport infrastructure across Central Asia
As trade volumes, particularly container traffic, between Asia and Europe continue to grow and as geopolitical events disrupt existing trade corridors, major trading and logistics companies are exploring ways to diversify and optimise transport routes and make them more sustainable.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is conducting a study on sustainable transport connections between Central Asia and Europe, funded by the European Commission. The study, which should be completed by summer 2023, aims to identify the most sustainable transport connections between Central Asian economies and the extended Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T).
It has two objectives: to identify the most sustainable transport corridors connecting the five Central Asian countries with the European Union’s TEN-T, including the Caucasus, and to propose actions for their development, including actual infrastructure investments and the necessary enabling environment.
Recently the EBRD presented interim findings of the study:
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