Network design

Plan cargo on the right corridor.

Compare the strategic routes linking Asia, Türkiye, Europe, the Caucasus and the Middle East.

Middle Corridor logistics network between China and Türkiye
Freight train on the Silk Road corridor

A corridor is an operating decision

The right route brings transit, handovers and risk into one visible plan.

The Middle Corridor, BTK line and connected networks only become an advantage when cargo, terminal, customs and delivery conditions are planned together.

  • Country and border requirements in view
  • Modal mix aligned with transit needs
  • Terminal and destination handovers defined early

Build the route before cargo moves

Turn geography into an operationally accountable flow.

Each corridor is planned around the cargo, commercial objective and critical transfer points.

Plan a corridor
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Phase

Review origin, destination and transit constraints

Route, handover and document conditions are aligned for the selected corridor.

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Phase

Select rail, road, ocean or multimodal legs

Route, handover and document conditions are aligned for the selected corridor.

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Phase

Align documentation and handovers around the corridor

Route, handover and document conditions are aligned for the selected corridor.

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Phase

Confirm delivery scope before movement

Route, handover and document conditions are aligned for the selected corridor.

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Plan a corridor

Corridor FAQs

Questions for planning the route and transfers

Transit time is only one factor; operational ownership at each handover matters just as much.

It is a multimodal trade route connecting China and Europe through Central Asia, the Caspian Sea, the Caucasus and Türkiye.

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