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Kazakhstan, Thailand Join Hands for Transport and Logistics

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Kazakhstan and Thailand have reaffirmed their commitment to deepening cooperation in the transport and logistics sector through a high-level diplomatic engagement. Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Thailand Margulan Baimukhan, recently held discussions with Thailand’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn, to explore avenues for expanding bilateral collaboration in this crucial economic area.

Current State and Development Prospects

The meeting focused on the current status and future prospects for Kazakhstan-Thailand transport cooperation, with particular emphasis on developing international transport corridors and enhancing transit transportation capabilities. Ambassador Baimukhan highlighted the steady progress in bilateral relations between the two nations, recognizing transport and logistics cooperation as a fundamental driver for increasing trade volumes, attracting investment, and fostering stronger business connections.

During the discussions, the Kazakh diplomat provided a comprehensive briefing on Kazakhstan’s modernization initiatives in the transport sector. These efforts include the development of international transport routes and large-scale infrastructure projects designed to strengthen the country’s transit potential.

Significant attention was given to the opportunities presented by the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route, commonly referred to as the Middle Corridor.

Thailand’s Strategic Interest and Future Initiatives

Deputy Prime Minister Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn expressed Thailand’s strong interest in expanding international transport corridors and logistics infrastructure cooperation with Kazakhstan. He underscored the importance of intensifying contacts between the relevant government authorities of both countries to ensure the successful implementation of joint initiatives that serve mutual interests.

Ambassador Baimukhan extended an invitation to Thailand’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport to participate in the 29th Kazakhstan International Transport and Logistics Exhibition, scheduled to take place in Astana from October 14-16, 2026. This invitation represents an important opportunity for Thai participation to strengthen bilateral and regional cooperation in the transport and logistics sector.

The Ambassador emphasized that Thailand’s presence at the exhibition would foster valuable business-to-business contacts and facilitate meaningful discussions on expanding collaboration within the industry.

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