Fast delivery via the Trans-Afghan Corridor

The 4,900-kilometer cargo journey to the Pakistani port of Karachi took just 20 days. This opens up significant advantages for Kazakhstani producers seeking to expand their presence in the markets of the Middle East, as well as South and Southeast Asia.

Logistics chain

The logistics chain started in Pavlodar on April 27 with the loading of two trucks, each of which transported 21 tons of products. These cargoes were sent to the Zhetygen transport and logistics center in Almaty region. There, they were loaded into two 40-foot sea containers mounted on container ships that sailed through Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Efficient export solutions

The containers reached Karachi in 20 days, covering a difficult route, and on June 1 were transferred to a feeder ship. Two days later, on June 3, they successfully arrived at the port of Jebel Ali. The total duration of transportation was 38 days, which made this route the most efficient for the customer.

The future of export opportunities

As part of the pilot project, it is planned to transport 60 containers along this route in June-July. This creates additional opportunities for Kazakhstani exporters seeking to supply products to the growing markets of the Middle East and Southeast Asia.

Development of economic integration

The development of the Trans-Afghan Corridor promises to increase economic integration between Kazakhstan and its partners in the region, as well as strengthen the country's position as an important player in the international logistics and transport services market.