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Kazakhstan greenlights infrastructure upgrades with Middle Corridor logistics cluster in mind

Worker in Kuryk port. Image: Shutterstock. © TIMUR BATYRSHIN.

Investments under discussion for quite some time have been made official in Kazakhstan. As the Kazakh government announced, the Caspian Sea ports of Aktau and Kuryk will undergo significant upgrades. The goal is to create a regional comprehensive logistics cluster that will benefit the Middle Corridor. Most, if not all, investments will be carried out with private funds.

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Kazakhstan greenlights infrastructure upgrades with Middle Corridor logistics cluster in mind

Worker in Kuryk port. Image: Shutterstock. © TIMUR BATYRSHIN.

Investments under discussion for quite some time have been made official in Kazakhstan. As the Kazakh government announced, the Caspian Sea ports of Aktau and Kuryk will undergo significant upgrades. The goal is to create a regional comprehensive logistics cluster that will benefit the Middle Corridor. Most, if not all, investments will be carried out with private funds.

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Author: Nikos Papatolios

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