Are Middle Corridor volumes growing or dropping after all?

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Is the Middle Corridor growing? In theory, it looks like so. The port of Poti witnessed an 80 per cent increase in containerised cargo volumes eastbound alone. Kazakhstan Railways (KTZ) experienced an 86 per cent growth for the first seven months of this year compared to 2022. However, a different story unfolds when looking into the volumes between Europe and China through the Trans-Caspian route. 

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Are Middle Corridor volumes growing or dropping after all?

Source: KTZ

Is the Middle Corridor growing? In theory, it looks like so. The port of Poti witnessed an 80 per cent increase in containerised cargo volumes eastbound alone. Kazakhstan Railways (KTZ) experienced an 86 per cent growth for the first seven months of this year compared to 2022. However, a different story unfolds when looking into the volumes between Europe and China through the Trans-Caspian route. 

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