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  • December 1, 2025

KTZ Express and Rail Cargo Austria are strengthening their cooperation to develop the Trans-Caspian route.

A meeting between the management of KTZ Express and KTZ and an Austrian delegation led by Mr. Haubner, Second President of the National Council of the Austrian Parliament, was held at the headquarters of JSC NC KTZ in Astana. The parties discussed expanding cooperation between the two countries’ railway operators, prospects for developing the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route (TITR), and the participation of Austrian companies in regional infrastructure projects.

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  • December 1, 2025

Railport sent its first train and became a key point of the Baku-Tbilisi-Kars corridor.

The Railport railway terminal in northwestern Turkey dispatched its first train, officially opening operations as the country’s first intermodal terminal. The project was implemented by a joint venture between Turkey’s Arkas and Germany’s Duisport, which positions Railport as the end point of the Baku–Tbilisi–Kars railway corridor and a key element of international logistics.

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  • December 1, 2025

The New Silk Road railway routes became a key theme of Hong Kong Maritime Week.

Hong Kong Maritime Week focused on developing rail links under the Belt and Road Initiative. Experts from China, Kazakhstan, and the OECD discussed the status and prospects of rail corridors, including routes to Małaszewicze in Poland. At the Asian Logistics, Maritime, and Aviation Conference panel, industry representatives noted that Central Asia is becoming an important hub, shaping future trade routes between East and West.

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  • December 1, 2025

KAZLOGISTICS presented its vision for the development of transport links at the First Kazakh-Armenian Business Council.

On November 21, the First Kazakhstan-Armenia Business Council met in Astana, bringing together representatives of government agencies, businesses, and industry associations from both countries. Participants noted the growing potential for cooperation in industry, logistics, and technology exchange, while key national companies presented industry reports on the current status and prospects of the partnership.

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  • November 28, 2025

The South America-China trade corridor is growing rapidly and changing the region’s logistics.

Container throughput between South America and China continues to grow at record rates: over the past two decades, exports from the region have grown from 200,000 TEU to over 1 million TEU, while imports have risen from under 500,000 TEU to over 3 million TEU. Total trade volume has approached 4.5 million TEU, reflecting deepening economic ties, fueled by growing Chinese direct investment and expanding sectoral cooperation.

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  • November 28, 2025

KTZ strengthens international cooperation in Xi’an and promotes the development of the Trans-Caspian route.

During a working visit to China, a delegation from Kazakhstan Temir Zholy JSC visited the Xi’an Dry Port, Xianguojigang Station, and the Kazakhstan terminal, where they learned about operational processes and discussed new mechanisms for improving transportation efficiency. During the visit, KTZ Chairman of the Board, Talgat Aldybergenov, met with Xi’an Mayor Ye Niuping, at which the parties agreed to expand transport and logistics cooperation and increase freight volumes on international routes.

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  • November 28, 2025

Baltic Hub has completed construction of the largest and deepest container terminal in the Baltic.

Construction of the T3 terminal in Gdansk, one of the largest hydrotechnical projects in the region, has officially been completed. Work commenced in September 2022 after all permits were obtained, and was carried out by Budimex and DEME under the supervision of Haskoning. The project involved over 400 specialists, and the total volume of work performed exceeded 3.2 million man-hours. The artificial island was created using 4.37 million cubic meters of sand, 160,000 cubic meters of concrete, and 17,500 tons of steel—a figure comparable to global engineering megaprojects.

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  • November 28, 2025

SGP sets new container handling records at Saudi Arabian ports.

SGP Container Terminals, part of the Saudi Global Ports group, announced two significant milestones in October 2025. The company handled its 15 millionth TEU since commencing commercial operations in 2015 and also recorded a record volume handled in a single vessel call – 23,947 TEUs on board the container vessel CSCL ARCTIC OCEAN. Another subsidiary, SGP Intermodal (formerly SGP Riyadh), reached the 4 million TEU mark handled since 2022.

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  • November 27, 2025

Wilhelmshaven meets Budapest: Direct rail links feed Chinese maritime imports into Hungary.

On 19 November, representatives from JadeWeserPort Wilhelmshaven and EUROGATE Intermodal (EGIM) met logistics professionals in Budapest during an industry event held under the title “Wilhelmshaven meets Budapest”. The session gathered stakeholders from Hungary’s freight sector to highlight current rail and maritime connections supporting China–Europe container flows.