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  • February 25, 2026

Kazakhstan Temir Zholy and Tajikistan Railways are strengthening cooperation and increasing transportation.

During a working visit to Tajikistan, Talgat Aldybergenov, Chairman of the Board of Kazakhstan Railways, held talks with Komil Mirzoali, Head of the Tajik Railways. The parties noted the steady growth in freight traffic: by the end of 2025, freight turnover between the countries increased by 15.1%, reaching 5.9 million tons. Export shipments from Kazakhstan increased by 7.6%, reaching 2.6 million tons, with grain, flour, petroleum products, ferrous metals, non-ferrous ores, and vegetable oil remaining the key cargoes.

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  • February 25, 2026

Rhenus Logistics strengthens its presence in Asturias and expands its connections to the European network.

Logistics operator Rhenus Logistics has expanded its operations in Asturias, integrating new local infrastructure to improve service reliability and optimize road transport to Europe. The expansion was implemented in collaboration with Guttrans, increasing regional distribution capacity and quickly responding to growing demand. This allows local companies to gain direct access to the carrier’s European network and daily international groupage shipments to over 30 countries.

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  • February 25, 2026

DP World engages APM Terminals to develop Jeddah South Container Terminal.

Global port operator DP World has entered into a strategic agreement with APM Terminals to jointly develop the South Container Terminal at the Port of Jeddah. As part of the deal, APM Terminals will acquire a minority 37.5% stake, while DP World will retain a controlling 62.5% stake and continue to manage the facility. The agreement formalizes APM Terminals’ ownership of the terminal while maintaining the existing operating model.

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  • February 25, 2026

DB Cargo is expanding its terminal in Győr for automotive and industrial logistics.

Rail operator DB Cargo, together with its subsidiary DB Cargo Hungária, commissioned new infrastructure facilities at its Győr terminal, increasing its handling and cargo processing capacity. The project is aimed at supporting the region’s automotive and industrial sectors, including key partners Audi Hungaria and the Volkswagen Group. The expansion marks another strategic step in the carrier’s European network development.

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  • February 24, 2026

The TITR Association discussed the development of the Trans-Caspian Transport Corridor with GIZ and Expertise France.

On February 16, 2026, a working meeting with representatives of the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) and Expertise France was held at the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route Association office in Astana. The parties discussed prospects for cooperation within the framework of the new European Union program to develop the potential of the Trans-Caspian Transport Corridor, implemented with financial support from European institutions, as well as relevant agencies in Germany and France.

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  • February 24, 2026

The Port of Hamburg is strengthening cooperation with India amid growing container traffic.

An official delegation from the Port of Hamburg visited India to deepen partnerships and expand dialogue with port and government agencies in Chennai, Mumbai, and New Delhi. The visit was led by Senator for Economic Affairs, Labor, and Innovation Melanie Leonhard and included representatives from the port and maritime industries, including the management of the Hamburg Port Authority and Port of Hamburg Marketing. During discussions with Indian agencies, the parties emphasized India’s growing role as a key trading partner for the EU and the importance of diversifying foreign trade.

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  • February 24, 2026

ÖBB Rail Cargo Group is transferring its TransFER service to the Verona–Duisburg route and increasing its frequency.

ÖBB Rail Cargo Group announced the relocation of its intermodal TransFER service between Italy and Germany from its Wuppertal terminal to a facility in Duisburg. This decision is due to the ongoing modernization of Germany’s heavily used rail corridors, which has temporarily limited the availability of the previous terminal. The new logistics hub offers modern infrastructure and additional capacity for storage and handling of cargo, which is already supporting growth in volumes and attracting new customers.

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  • February 24, 2026

Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan have agreed on measures to increase rail transit.

The Minister of Transport of Kazakhstan held talks with the head of the transport department of Uzbekistan on expanding transit potential and developing railway cooperation. The meeting was held as part of efforts to increase Kazakhstan’s transit traffic to 55 million tonnes. The parties noted the strategic role of rail traffic between the countries in strengthening trade and economic ties, international transit, and regional transport integration.