Uzbekistan successfully launched its first blockchain train to Brazil as part of the Middle Corridor’s operations. The train, carrying 28 tons of urea in 54 containers, signifies a growing expansion in global trade relations and logistical capabilities between regions.
The Middle Corridor has reached a new milestone with the inaugural blockchain train operating from Uzbekistan to Brazil. This unique shipment, comprising 54 forty-foot containers filled with 28 tons of urea, departed from the First Dry Port Terminal (FDP) in Tashkent. Such advances illustrate the growing significance of the Middle Corridor in enhancing global trade connections and expanding the region’s logistical capabilities.
The Middle Corridor, also known as the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route, serves as an essential route for trade between Europe and Asia, providing an efficient transport channel that bypasses traditional maritime routes. Uzbekistan’s participation in the corridor, especially with innovative technologies like blockchain, showcases a commitment to advancing its trade infrastructures and strengthening international partnerships, particularly in regions such as South America.
This development underscores the Middle Corridor’s evolving role in global trade, highlighting Uzbekistan’s strategic initiatives to foster international cooperation and improve trade logistics. Such innovations are likely to enhance the efficiency of shipping processes and further integrate various regions into the global economy.
Original Source: www.azernews.az
