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China bypasses Russia and Middle East instability via Middle Corridor
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Buraq Logistics
Last updated 12 July 2026
China develops the Middle Corridor via the Caspian Sea, cutting transit to 15-18 days.
China is actively increasing freight volumes via the Middle Corridor (Trans-Caspian route).
How the Middle Corridor runs
The new route passes through Kazakhstan and the Caspian Sea, bypassing Russia and Middle East instability.
Transit time is reduced from 45-60 days (sea) to 15-18 days.
What it means for shipments to Uzbekistan
The Middle Corridor enables fast and reliable cargo delivery from China to Uzbekistan.
Buraq Logistics can offer clients even faster delivery times on this route.
Analysts call the Middle Corridor a rapidly maturing commercial proposition.