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Panteia partner in Middle Corridor development

On 20 October, Panteia participated in the round table “MIDDLE CORRIDOR – NEW HORIZON FOR EUROPE”, organized at the initiative of the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the Netherlands. The round table was organized to discuss issues and ideas regarding joint initiatives in the development of the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route (TITR).

As the landlocked Central Asian region develops its economy, railways become vital for efficiently handling increasing export and import flows. In addition, the Middle Corridor has gained importance as an alternative route for the delivery of goods between Europe and Asia, including the further development of trade and economic relations between Kazakhstan and other countries in the region and the Netherlands. As Panteia’s expert Chris Wensink emphasized, corridor management is a key enabler for an efficient corridor that promotes growth.

Panteia welcomes the Ambassadors to the Netherlands of Kazahkstan and Azerbaijan

In separate visits, Panteia was honored to welcome the Ambassadors to the Netherlands of Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan, the excellencies Mr Askar Zhumagaliyev and Mr Rahman Mustafayev. During the visits, Panteia’s Director International Projects, Mr Menno Menist, shared our extensive experience and knowhow in corridor development. Further plans for the development of the TITR were also shared by the Director General of the Port of Baku, Mr Taleh Ziyadov. The parties emphasized their desire to strengthen their cooperation.

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Menno Menist
Senior Manager Business Development
Bredewater 26
2715 CA Zoetermeer
info@panteia.nl

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