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Nowadays, the Republic of Kazakhstan is dynamically forming up its transit policy, improving its directions and the development of new vectors. This article looks into the development of the transit and transport potential of the Republic of Kazakhstan. It presents the main conclusions on the development of a feasibility study for the construction of a logistics terminal in the seaport of Lianyungang (China) as one of the directions of building transit policy, improving its direction and the formation of new vectors. The urgency of building a logistics terminal is conditioned by the necessity for national interests and further expansion of political and economic advantages of Kazakhstan.
transport infrastructure, Transportation engineering, TA1001-1280, transport and logistics hub, Social Sciences, Philosophy & Law, investment, transit-transport potential, international transport corridor
transport infrastructure, Transportation engineering, TA1001-1280, transport and logistics hub, Social Sciences, Philosophy & Law, investment, transit-transport potential, international transport corridor
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