U.S. sees TRIPP as future hub for transport, energy, and digital connectivity

BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 2. We expect the “Trump
Route for International Peace and Prosperity” (TRIPP) to become a
multimodal corridor for passenger transport, energy transit, and
the development of digital infrastructure, Caleb Orr, U.S.
Assistant Secretary of State for Economic, Energy, and Business
Affairs, said, Trend
reports.

He made the remark during a press briefing held within the
framework of the First Azerbaijan-U.S. Economic Dialogue in
Baku.

“Trump’s Route for International Peace and Prosperity” is a
historic infrastructure corridor in which we are also investing. We
expect it to become multimodal and to facilitate not only passenger
transport but also the transportation of energy resources, as well
as the development of digital infrastructure. We believe that
energy is a solid foundation for our economic relations, but we are
looking far beyond this sector. This is precisely what the current
economic dialogue reflects, the United States’ firm commitment to
expanding economic cooperation and stimulating investment in key
sectors of Azerbaijan’s economy,” he said.