The Middle Corridor and the geography of the next decade
Editorial placeholder
The Middle Corridor — the trans-Caspian route linking China and Central Asia to Europe through the Caucasus — has moved from the margins of trade policy to its centre. As supply chains reorganise around resilience rather than pure cost, the corridor's role is being reassessed by governments and investors alike.
This placeholder article illustrates how the Summit's News & Insights section will present analysis. Final editorial content is prepared and verified by the secretariat ahead of publication.
Connectivity is not only physical. The corridor's long-term value depends on harmonised customs, digital documentation and predictable financing — precisely the questions the Summit's Trade & Connectivity pillar is designed to examine.