21 new logistics centers are planned to be built in Kazakhstan by 2030. In Kazakhstan, the development of the transport and logistics infrastructure, the expansion of international cargo routes and the digitization of the industry continue as part of the task set by the head of state in his address to develop Kazakhstan as the leading logistics center of Eurasia. Deputy Minister of Transport Talgat Lastev reported on the main directions of the work being carried out at the cabinet meeting. Today there are 46 logistics centers in Kazakhstan, and by 2030 it is planned to establish another 21 logistics centers. A network of foreign terminals is developed to pull cargo across. Three terminals are already active, seven more projects are underway. As part of the development of the transportation infrastructure, the construction and modernization of roads and checkpoints continues. "As for major infrastructure projects, the construction of the Erl-Kaspi main line began in August and will be completed by the end of 2028. For the Kokštau - Petroplovsk section, preparatory works for the project are being carried out this year with work starting in 2027. The modernization of 37 car barriers continues, of which 2,000 are planned." said the deputy minister. Attention is given to the development of the air transport potential in the country. Over the course of three years, it is planned to renew the airport infrastructure, including the runways and terminals, as well as the development of refueling complexes and cargo terminals. The modernization of the air navigation support system has begun. The national cargo company Air Cargo signed an agreement for the supply of aircraft. The arrival of the first Airbus A340 is expected in November this year, the second in March. In the future, the carrier's total fleet will be 10 aircraft. As part of the digitization of the transportation industry, information systems are integrated on the basis of one intellectual platform "E-Kolik".

21 new logistics centers are planned to be built in Kazakhstan by 2030. In Kazakhstan, the development of the transport and logistics infrastructure, the expansion of international cargo routes and the digitization of the industry continue as part of the task set by the head of state in his address to develop Kazakhstan as the leading logistics center of Eurasia. Deputy Minister of Transport Talgat Lastev reported on the main directions of the work being carried out at the cabinet meeting. Today there are 46 logistics centers in Kazakhstan, and by 2030 it is planned to establish another 21 logistics centers. A network of foreign terminals is developed to pull cargo across. Three terminals are already active, seven more projects are underway. As part of the development of the transportation infrastructure, the construction and modernization of roads and checkpoints continues. "As for major infrastructure projects, the construction of the Erl-Kaspi main line began in August and will be completed by the end of 2028. For the Kokštau - Petroplovsk section, preparatory works for the project are being carried out this year with work starting in 2027. The modernization of 37 car barriers continues, of which 2,000 are planned." said the deputy minister. Attention is given to the development of the air transport potential in the country. Over the course of three years, it is planned to renew the airport infrastructure, including the runways and terminals, as well as the development of refueling complexes and cargo terminals. The modernization of the air navigation support system has begun. The national cargo company Air Cargo signed an agreement for the supply of aircraft. The arrival of the first Airbus A340 is expected in November this year, the second in March. In the future, the carrier's total fleet will be 10 aircraft. As part of the digitization of the transportation industry, information systems are integrated on the basis of one intellectual platform "E-Kolik".