The Eurasian Transport Network constitutes a system of interconnected latitudinal and meridional international transport corridors and routes that facilitate trade and economic links between Eurasian countries and global markets
The Belarusian Railway is making great strides as it continues to expand its freight and passenger services, to implement digital technologies, and to pioneer new routes
Central Asia is undergoing fundamental shifts in its transport strategy
Strategic infrastructure is still very much on track
A strategic choice that will define Eurasia’s future has paved the way for a new vision for Eurasian transport corridors
Kazakhstan is well positioned to strengthen its role as a key transit hub between China and Europe amid global shifts in logistics
Interview with President of the National Research Centre for Transportation and Infrastructure Pavel Ivankin
Under the new conditions, China has become a key strategic partner and the main «window» for Russian foreign trade turnover
