Middle Corridor Needs $55 Billion Investment to Become Economic Corridor, World Bank Says

Developing the Middle Corridor, a route linking China and Europe via Central Asia, requires at least $25 billion for infrastructure and $30.5 billion for complementary projects like logistics centers. The World Bank estimates this could triple Caspian Sea freight by 2040, boosting GDP by 3.3% and creating two million jobs in participating countries.

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