KTZ Express Highlights Key Transport Corridor Development Priorities at New Silk Way 2026

The 8th International Business Forum New Silk Way 2026 was held in Astana, focusing on transport corridor development and international cooperation. The forum brought together government officials, logistics companies, and industry representatives amid Kazakhstan’s growing role as a key logistics hub connecting Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.
The forum featured a panel session titled “Eurasian Corridors: Integration Models and Growth Opportunities,” bringing together KTZ Express JSC, major logistics operators, leading companies from Eurasia and China, and international industry associations.
Aybek Kapar, General Director of KTZ Express JSC, joined the discussion and shared his vision for developing a sustainable end-to-end logistics service model.
Key topics included Eurasian transport integration, seamless multimodal transportation, logistics digitalization, and greater efficiency of international transport routes. Particular attention was given to the long-term competitiveness of Eurasian corridors.
“Our goal is to establish a sustainable end-to-end logistics service model that offers customers comprehensive transport solutions with predictable delivery times, competitive costs, and consistent service standards throughout the route,” said Aybek Kapar.
The session also covered digital platforms, artificial intelligence in freight flow management, and international transport data exchange. These technologies offer new opportunities to improve transport coordination and logistics transparency.
New Silk Way 2026 serves as an international platform for professional dialogue, knowledge exchange, and joint approaches to developing a sustainable and competitive transport and logistics system.