The American-Azerbaijani Chamber of Commerce (USACC), with the participation of the American-Georgian Business Council, organized a roundtable with World Bank Regional Director for the South Caucasus Rolande Pryce, dedicated to the development of the Middle Corridor and the strengthening of regional cooperation.
Participants focused primarily on the key investment and operational measures required to increase the reliability and capacity of this route.
Experts and business community representatives examined priority areas such as the modernization of railway and port infrastructure, improvement of border and customs procedures, better logistics coordination between participating states, and the active introduction of digital technologies into transport processes.
"Putting these measures into practice will make it possible to transform growing international interest in the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route (the Middle Corridor) into concrete trade and investment prospects for the states of Central Asia, the South Caucasus, Turkey and Europe," USACC emphasized.
