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How the Middle Corridor is being optimised to facilitate more trains

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The Middle Corridor is growing and developing. In the first half year of 2024, 9,3 million tonnes of freight travelled along it, an increase of 8 per cent. As a central part of the corridor, Azerbaijan plays an important role in this growth. Azerbaijan Railways (ADY) told RailFreight.com about how it tries to improve the route and attract more traffic.

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How the Middle Corridor is being optimised to facilitate more trains

Image: LinkedIn. © Azerbaijan Railways

The Middle Corridor is growing and developing. In the first half year of 2024, 9,3 million tonnes of freight travelled along it, an increase of 8 per cent. As a central part of the corridor, Azerbaijan plays an important role in this growth. Azerbaijan Railways (ADY) told RailFreight.com about how it tries to improve the route and attract more traffic.

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