In Central Asia, six CAREC corridors link the region’s economic hubs to each other and connect the landlocked CAREC countries to other Eurasian and global markets. Corridor 3 connects the Russian Federation to South Asia and the Middle East, running through six of CAREC’s member countries.
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The CAREC Corridors - Linking the Russian Federation with South Asia and the Middle East
Infographic | 27 November 2017
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