Almaty: Azerbaijan Railways CJSC (ADY) is showcasing its transit potential at the largest transport and logistics event in Central Asia, TransLogistica Kazakhstan 2025, held in Almaty, Kazakhstan, from September 30 to October 2, as reported by ADY to APA-Economics.
According to Azeri-Press News Agency, the ADY Express LLC stand attracted significant interest at the exhibition, which features participation from over 500 companies across more than 25 countries. Among the notable visitors to the stand was the Deputy Minister of Transport of Kazakhstan, Maksat Kaliakparov. Visitors received detailed information on Azerbaijan’s strategic transit potential, emphasizing its advantageous geographical position and the development of its modern railway infrastructure. Azerbaijan’s critical role in facilitating cargo transportation between Europe and Asia was highlighted, supported by the main international routes traversing the country and the use of multimodal transportation via the Baku International Sea Port.
ADY representatives engaged in numerous meetings and negotiations during the exhibition, focusing on the prospects of international routes and presenting Azerbaijan’s capabilities as a key transit hub in Eurasia.
ADY is committed to ensuring the reliable and safe transportation of cargo, actively adopting digital technologies, and expanding terminal capabilities. These efforts enable partners to optimize logistics processes and significantly reduce transit time.