Rhenus strengthens its presence in Central Asia with new investments in the Trans-Caspian Transport Route

 

El Rhenus Group, a global provider of logistics services, has announced important advances in Central Asia, consolidating its role in trade exchange between Europe and Asia.

 

Among the most relevant projects, the creation of a joint venture with the Uzbek Railways (AO «Uztemir'yolkonteyner»), which will lead to the development of an advanced logistics center in Andijan, Uzbekistan. In addition, Rhenus has signed a letter of intent with NC "Aktau Sea Commercial Port» from Kazakhstan for the construction of an intermodal terminal in the port of Aktau, located in the Caspian SeaThese projects are part of the strategy to diversify and strengthen the logistics infrastructure in the region.

 

In Samarkand, the signing of the agreement for the creation of a joint venture with AO «Uztemir'yolkonteyner», a subsidiary of Uzbek Railways, has taken place as the first in a series of initiatives

 

 

Tobias Bartz underscored the strategic relevance of these initiatives by stating: “The Eurasian corridor It is not only an internationally significant trade route that supports the EU's diversification strategy, but also a strategic lever for the global economy." He added that investments in Kazakhstan and UzbekistanSupported by local governments and Germany, "are strengthening regional infrastructure and consolidating the position of German industry and local export trade in the global market."

 

In addition to the projects in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, Rhenus is developing terminals in Kazakhstan's main economic centres and has implemented strategic measures in the South CaucasusThese actions seek to establish a fluid supply chain along the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route, also known as the Middle Corridor, which connects Europe to China via Central Asia.

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