22 September 2026
Uzbekistan is working to establish logistics infrastructure at the Turkmenbashi, Aktau and Baku ports on the Caspian Sea, as well as at the Poti and Anaklia ports on the Black Sea. The information was reported by the Press Service of the President of Uzbekistan.
In particular, an agreement has been signed to establish a logistics center at Poti Port, while a feasibility study for the project is currently underway. In addition, Uzbekistan is considering opportunities to participate in the development of Anaklia Port and in the construction of the Nakhchivan railway, which would provide access to the Turkish ports of Samsun and Istanbul.
According to the statement, these projects will contribute to diversifying the routes used to deliver products from the textile, chemical, agricultural and mining and metallurgical sectors to foreign markets.
The statement also noted that, alongside the development of international transport corridors and expanding access to global markets through seaports, Uzbekistan aims to expand its network of logistics centers across the country.
Uzbekistan also plans to double the volume of transport services by 2030, attract $9.1 billion in investment to the sector and increase service exports to $5.7 billion.
