TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, June 5. Uzbekistan’s
Ministry of Transport, in cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce
and Industry, has launched the first pilot freight transport along
the Uzbekistan–Kyrgyzstan–China–Mongolia corridor to expand market
access and establish new road freight routes, Trend reports.
This milestone marks the beginning of a promising international
transport corridor, made possible through effective collaboration
between participating countries and joint efforts in developing
logistics infrastructure. The corridor opens up new opportunities
for trade growth and enhanced transport and logistics connectivity
across the region.
The newly established route is expected to significantly boost
the volume of export and import freight between the involved
countries, expand the geography of trade relations, and reduce
delivery times for goods.
Amid ongoing challenges in the global logistics market, the
development of this corridor is especially important for Uzbek
national carriers. It offers a strategic advantage for expanding
their business, improving operational efficiency, and strengthening
their position at both regional and global levels.
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