Kazakhstan Proposes Unified Info Map for Eurasia Transport Boost
Kazakhstan's Transport Minister Nurlan Sauranbayev has proposed a unified information map of Eurasia to boost international cooperation and information exchange in transport infrastructure. The initiative aims to include Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan, with the goal of facilitating stability and protecting investments along major routes.
The proposed map will enable countries to share information on future plans and developments, fostering a more connected and efficient transport network across Eurasia. Sauranbayev stressed the importance of intergovernmental agreements in ensuring stability and safeguarding investments in logistics projects along East-West and North-South routes.
Kazakhstan, having invested around $35 billion in logistics over the past decade, plans to invest another $15 billion, bringing the total to $50 billion. President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev recently launched the second line of the Dostyk-Moiynty railway during his virtual participation at the New Silk Way forum, demonstrating the country's commitment to infrastructure development. Additionally, Kazakhstan will actively participate in upcoming international exhibitions in Georgia, Uzbekistan, and Pakistan to contribute to the development of greater Eurasia.
Minister Sauranbayev's proposal for a unified information map of Eurasia seeks to enhance cooperation and information exchange among countries, ultimately benefiting logistics projects and investments along strategic routes. With Kazakhstan's significant investment in logistics infrastructure and its active participation in international events, the region looks set to strengthen its transport network and economic ties.
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