Uzbekistan is expanding its presence in Eurasian logistics, seeking to evolve from a simple transit territory into a key player in international transport. At the heart of this strategy lies the development of the Middle Corridor — an alternative route between China and Europe that bypasses Russia.
These insights are drawn from the report “Prospects of the Middle Corridor: A Central Asian and Azerbaijani Perspective” (in possession of Kursiv Uzbekistan), produced by experts from five countries as part of a project initiated by Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Transport with support from the PeaceNexus Foundation.