A new container terminal called Zhetysu has opened in Almaty. The project was developed by a subsidiary of Kazakhstan Railways (KTZ) in collaboration with the dry port of Xi’an.
With an annual capacity of 115,000 twenty-foot containers, the terminal will facilitate cargo transport via rail and road between Kazakhstan and China, enhancing connectivity while reducing costs.
«Kazakhstan aims to become a key transport and logistics hub in Central Asia and the Caspian region. We are steadily moving in this direction by developing logistics along international corridors and implementing large-scale infrastructure projects, such as dry ports in...