“The Kazakh side expressed interest in increasing the cargo turnover along the Georgian corridor. Kazakhstan is going to transport from 2 million to 3 million tons of oil through the Georgian corridor in 2022, in the coming years it is planned to boost this volume,” said the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia following negotiations with the Kazakh delegation headed by with Special Representative of the President of Kazakhstan.
“The parties discussed trade, economic, transport and logistics issues between Georgia and Kazakhstan. It was noted that economic trends between the countries are characterized by great potential and growing dynamics,” said the report.
The transport infrastructure of Georgia is maximally ready for the transportation of goods from Kazakhstan and Central Asian countries to Europe.
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