BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan, May 28. Kyrgyzstan has
opened the international logistics center "Altyn Logistic" operated
by Kyrgyzaltyn OJSC in the city of Balykchy, Trend reports, citing the
Kyrgyz Cabinet of Ministers.
Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers Adylbek Kasymaliev took
part in the opening ceremony and said the project would strengthen
Kyrgyzstan’s transit and logistics potential due to the country’s
strategic location along international transport corridors.
According to him, the logistics center is located on one of the
key routes of the Great Silk Road and is expected to serve as an
important transport and logistics hub linking China, Central Asian
countries, and CIS states.
Kasymaliev noted that the project would contribute to regional
socio-economic development, with more than 80 new jobs created as
part of the initiative.
The logistics center occupies an area of 5.5 hectares and is
equipped with modern infrastructure designed to ensure safe and
efficient transport and logistics operations.
The facility’s capacity allows it to handle up to 200 cargo
trucks per day.
Tajikistan and other Central Asian countries continue investing
in transport and logistics infrastructure as the region seeks to
strengthen trade connectivity and expand transit opportunities
along regional and international corridors.
