Reduced time and transportation cost, the important characteristics of North-South Corridor
The Asian and European countries can exchange their goods in the North-South Corridor with a doubled speed as compared to the Suez Channel. This is highly important for the two continents considering the establishment of new countries in the Middle Asia s well as formation of new global markets in the Indian Ocean and Persian Gulf regions. The North-South Corridor an important part of which passes through the Iranian territory is currently the most important and most suitable ring for goods transit between Asia and Europe. This corridor currently begins from the Indian Ocean region (Mumbai Port) and connects to Bandar Abbas in the south of Iran through the sea. In the Iranian territory, the goods are transported to ports in the north of the country (Anzali and Amirabad Ports) through road or railroad transportation and then they are transported through the Caspian Sea to the Astarakhan and Lagan Ports at Russia. By completion of Qazvin-Astara Railroad in Iran, road and railroad access to the countries within Caucasian and Russian zones will be possible. Transportation costs of transit goods between the countries within the Indian Ocean and North Europe zones are 30%cheaper through the North-South Corridor. By joining to the international North-South transportation corridor which is one of the polyhedral corridors, the countries within Southeast and Central Asia, Middle East, Indian Ocean, Persian Gulf and North Europe will be able to enjoy its advantages for fast and cheap transportation of their goods between Asia and Europe. One of the important advantages of this corridor is the several interchanges it has with different corridors between central Asia and Europe including Traceca and Altide.
ลดเวลาและการขนส่งต้นทุน ลักษณะสำคัญของทางเหนือใต้The Asian and European countries can exchange their goods in the North-South Corridor with a doubled speed as compared to the Suez Channel. This is highly important for the two continents considering the establishment of new countries in the Middle Asia s well as formation of new global markets in the Indian Ocean and Persian Gulf regions. The North-South Corridor an important part of which passes through the Iranian territory is currently the most important and most suitable ring for goods transit between Asia and Europe. This corridor currently begins from the Indian Ocean region (Mumbai Port) and connects to Bandar Abbas in the south of Iran through the sea. In the Iranian territory, the goods are transported to ports in the north of the country (Anzali and Amirabad Ports) through road or railroad transportation and then they are transported through the Caspian Sea to the Astarakhan and Lagan Ports at Russia. By completion of Qazvin-Astara Railroad in Iran, road and railroad access to the countries within Caucasian and Russian zones will be possible. Transportation costs of transit goods between the countries within the Indian Ocean and North Europe zones are 30%cheaper through the North-South Corridor. By joining to the international North-South transportation corridor which is one of the polyhedral corridors, the countries within Southeast and Central Asia, Middle East, Indian Ocean, Persian Gulf and North Europe will be able to enjoy its advantages for fast and cheap transportation of their goods between Asia and Europe. One of the important advantages of this corridor is the several interchanges it has with different corridors between central Asia and Europe including Traceca and Altide.
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