This event will include the private sector TIR national association representatives from all five Central Asian countries, Georgia, and Azerbaijan as well as logistics and freight forwarding companies to identify the most viable trade route scenario for the transport of goods along the Trans-Caspian corridor. The program will span 3 days from March 5 – 7, 2023. CLDP will organize roundtable discussions among the private sector stakeholders and allow international experts to present recent analyses and feasibility study reports related to increased trade along the Trans-Caspian trade route, and for the private sector to provide their perspective. Participants will also join the study tour at Sarpi border crossing point between Georgia and Turkey to observe border formalities, customs clearance procedures, identify existing bottlenecks that traders encounter, and assess existing traffic flow of cargo across the border.
Lituania ar putea tripla amenzile pentru depășirea greutății
Lituania se pregătește să tripleze amenzile pentru depășirea greutății maxim admise a vehiculelor și să crească responsabilitatea transportatorilor pentru operarea…
