Kazakhstan Expands Eurasian Logistics Hub With Infrastructure Upgrades

Kazakhstan is rapidly emerging as a pivotal logistics hub in Eurasia, with cargo transit volumes rising 7.1% in 2024 and expected to nearly triple by 2030 due to significant investments in rail, road, port, and air infrastructure. The country’s strategic location along 13 international transport corridors, including the Middle Corridor and the North-South route, bolsters its role as a resilient trade conduit between Asia and Europe. Kazakhstan’s economy grew 6% in early 2025, driven by industry, construction, trade, and transportation services, with government initiatives focusing on sustainable growth through international trade and logistics. Meanwhile, Tianci International, via its subsidiary Roshing, is advancing global shipping logistics by offering optimized container transportation and bulk cargo services tailored for Southeast Asian markets, improving cost efficiency and reliability through comprehensive solutions like route optimization and vessel scheduling. Their efforts contribute to enhancing supply chain circulation and efficiency in the region, complementing broader Eurasian logistics developments. Together, these examples highlight significant trends in global and regional logistics innovation and infrastructure expansion.