TBILISI, Oct. 22 (Xinhua) -- The railway operators of Azerbaijan, Georgia and Kazakhstan have reached an agreement on implementing a unified long-term tariff for transportation along the Middle Corridor, Azerbaijani Prime Minister Ali Asadov said Wednesday.
At the opening of the 5th Tbilisi Silk Road Forum, Asadov said Azerbaijan and Georgia are committed not only to developing physical infrastructure but also to improving administrative and legal mechanisms to boost regional connectivity, according to Report News Agency.
The prime minister also outlined plans for joint modernization of port, railway and logistics infrastructure, removing existing bottlenecks, expanding digitalization, and increasing the corridor's overall capacity.
"We are confident that our joint efforts will help unlock the region's full transport and logistics potential, increase trade turnover and investment flows, and strengthen economic ties across the Eurasian space," Asadov said. ■
