Bridge to Indian Ocean

Countries are warming up to Trans-Afghan corridor, aim for 2028 completion

Image: © Ministry of Transport of the Republic of Uzbekistan

The Trans-Afghan corridor is planned to be built by 2028. Even if it goes through difficult terrain and with political instability abound, the rail project has captured the interest of many surrounding countries. It has the potential to strategically connect Central Asia with the Indian Ocean.

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Bridge to Indian Ocean

Countries are warming up to Trans-Afghan corridor, aim for 2028 completion

Image: © Ministry of Transport of the Republic of Uzbekistan

The Trans-Afghan corridor is planned to be built by 2028. Even if it goes through difficult terrain and with political instability abound, the rail project has captured the interest of many surrounding countries. It has the potential to strategically connect Central Asia with the Indian Ocean.

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