Middle Corridor

Armenia and Azerbaijan Prepare For a New Major Confrontation Amid Russia’s Failure in Ukraine

Armenia and Azerbaijan Prepare For a New Major Confrontation Amid Russia’s Failure in Ukraine

As Azerbaijan’s tactics become increasingly coercive, it is unlikely to see a quick solution to the problems in bilateral relations. With further postponement of the peace treaty signing, the fighting between the two will resume with new intensity. At the same time, Russia will remain preoccupied with Ukraine, which will limit its ability to manage rising tensions in the South Caucasus.
Recent Economic Developments in Georgia

Recent Economic Developments in Georgia

Georgian Economy Minister highlights 30% rise in freight turnover across Middle Corridor in 2022; Germany provides EUR 27 million to Georgian energy sector reform; The Turkmen delegation is hosted by the Oil and Gas Corporation.
Azerbaijan at a Trade Intersection between the East and the West

Azerbaijan at a Trade Intersection between the East and the West

Since the Russia-Ukraine war began, states and international companies have faced challenges to use the Northern Corridor, which passes through Russian territory, for sending their cargo from China to the EU. Due to the sanctions on Russia and the increasing uncertainty and complexity of Russia’s business environment, companies, particularly European companies, try to find alternative railway routes.
The Rebirth of the Middle Corridor 

The Rebirth of the Middle Corridor 

Various indications point to the re-emergence of the Middle Corridor as a potential transit route between Central Asia and Europe. While geopolitical circumstance favor the corridor, geography and poor ports infrastructure will continue to hamper the prospects.

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