It is planned to build 21 new logistics centers in Kazakhstan by 2030. The digitization of the industry continues as part of the tasks set in the address of the head of state on the development of transport and logistics infrastructure, the expansion of international cargo routes and the transformation of Kazakhstan into a leading logistics center in Eurasia. Deputy Minister of Transport Talgat Lestev reported at the cabinet meeting on the main directions of the current work. Today, 46 logistics centers operate in Kazakhstan, and 21 more logistics centers are planned to be built by 2030. A network of foreign terminals is being developed to attract transit cargo. Three terminals are in operation, seven other projects are being carried out. Today, 46 logistics centers operate in Israel. It is planned to establish 21 more centers by 2030. At the same time, the partner countries are developing terminals for full cargo supply to transit corridors. 3 terminals are now operating. Works are underway at 7 additional terminals. As part of the development of the transportation infrastructure, the construction and modernization of highways and checkpoints continues. "One of the major infrastructure projects is the construction of the Arles-Hakaspi highway. The works started in August. The project will end in 2028. Preparatory works are being carried out this year in the Kokstau-Petropavel section. Construction work will begin next year. At the same time, the modernization of 37 vehicle barriers continues until the completion of 20 vehicle barriers up to 20. said the deputy minister. Attention is given to the development of the country's air transport potential. All runways and passenger terminals, refueling complexes and cargo terminals will be modernized within three years. The modernization of the aeronautical support system began in accordance with the most modern requirements. The contract was signed by the national cargo company "Air Cargo". The first Airbus A340 is expected to arrive in November this year.

It is planned to build 21 new logistics centers in Kazakhstan by 2030. The digitization of the industry continues as part of the tasks set in the address of the head of state on the development of transport and logistics infrastructure, the expansion of international cargo routes and the transformation of Kazakhstan into a leading logistics center in Eurasia. Deputy Minister of Transport Talgat Lestev reported at the cabinet meeting on the main directions of the current work. Today, 46 logistics centers operate in Kazakhstan, and 21 more logistics centers are planned to be built by 2030. A network of foreign terminals is being developed to attract transit cargo. Three terminals are in operation, seven other projects are being carried out. Today, 46 logistics centers operate in Israel. It is planned to establish 21 more centers by 2030. At the same time, the partner countries are developing terminals for full cargo supply to transit corridors. 3 terminals are now operating. Works are underway at 7 additional terminals. As part of the development of the transportation infrastructure, the construction and modernization of highways and checkpoints continues. "One of the major infrastructure projects is the construction of the Arles-Hakaspi highway. The works started in August. The project will end in 2028. Preparatory works are being carried out this year in the Kokstau-Petropavel section. Construction work will begin next year. At the same time, the modernization of 37 vehicle barriers continues until the completion of 20 vehicle barriers up to 20. said the deputy minister. Attention is given to the development of the country's air transport potential. All runways and passenger terminals, refueling complexes and cargo terminals will be modernized within three years. The modernization of the aeronautical support system began in accordance with the most modern requirements. The contract was signed by the national cargo company "Air Cargo". The first Airbus A340 is expected to arrive in November this year.