After Brussels: Building Resilience Into EU-Kazakhstan Partnership - The Astana Times

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The article examines how the EU-Kazakhstan partnership depends on transport resilience, corridor stability, and the ability to move cargo through politically and physically fragile routes. It highlights aviation and road agreements, large commercial commitments, and growing Middle Corridor volumes as traffic shifts away from the Russia-Belarus route. It also points to risks in the Caspian, Georgia, and Moldova that could affect shipping, minerals, and cross-border trade. The piece argues that private operators, corridor management, and risk-sharing tools will be essential to turning signed agreements into durable delivery.

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