Kazakhstan Expands Middle Corridor Fleet Amid Falling Caspian Sea Levels

Kazakhstan is expanding its maritime freight capacity by acquiring new vessels to address delays along the Middle Corridor trade route. Falling Caspian Sea levels are complicating port operations and limiting cargo capacity for existing ships, leading to a backlog of containers awaiting shipment.

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