Kazakhstan took first place among Central Asian countries in the Logistics Performance Index (LPI) ranking, taking 95th place out of 139 countries with a score of 2.7 points. It was followed by Uzbekistan (107th place, 2.6 points), Tajikistan (124th place, 2.5 points) and Kyrgyzstan (133rd place, 2.3 points). Thus, Kazakhstan demonstrates the best efficiency of logistics infrastructure and customs procedures in the region.
Singapore became the leader of the global ranking with the highest score of 4.3, thanks to outstanding indicators in the field of transport infrastructure and logistics services. Afghanistan and Libya close the list with a score of 1.9 points, which indicates critical problems in logistics and customs management.
The LPI index evaluates countries in six areas: the efficiency of customs procedures, the quality of transport infrastructure, the competitiveness of delivery prices, the professionalism of logistics services, the ability to track cargo and compliance with delivery times.