Azerbaijan upgrades railways to connect Russia and India

Published on 10-03-2022 at 12:34

Source: Azerbaijan RailwaysAzerbaijan Railways

Azerbaijan is reconstructing an important part of its railway line that lies on the International North-South Transport Corridor. The works are upgrading the Sumgayit-Yalama railway line. Following the opening of a 23-kilometer section in late February, the remaining 31.4-kilometer will soon be operational too.

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Tags: Azerbaijan, Baku, Caspian Sea, International North–South Transport Corridor, Iran, Russia

Author: Steven Don

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Azerbaijan upgrades railways to connect Russia and India

Published on 10-03-2022 at 12:34

Source: Azerbaijan RailwaysAzerbaijan Railways

Azerbaijan is reconstructing an important part of its railway line that lies on the International North-South Transport Corridor. The works are upgrading the Sumgayit-Yalama railway line. Following the opening of a 23-kilometer section in late February, the remaining 31.4-kilometer will soon be operational too.

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Tags: Azerbaijan, Baku, Caspian Sea, International North–South Transport Corridor, Iran, Russia

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