Double trouble: two closures to shut down EU-Türkiye rail freight for months

Türkiye is working to boost its rail freight capacity to the EU. Much like its Central Asian counterparts, it clearly sees potential for growing trade flows through its territory. Not only could the country profit from transit flows: improved international connectivity will also offer better links for its own companies to trade across borders and provide Türkiye with a strategic advantage. Not a bad value proposition in these geopolitically uncertain times. Challenges are on the horizon, however. Subscribe to gain access to all news Already have a subscription? Log in . Choose your subscription Considering a corporate subscription? Contact us to find out more. Or Want to read this article for free? You can read one free article per month . Enter your email and we'll send you a free link to access the full article. No payment required.