Kazakhstan to Nearly Double Caspian Port Capacity with New Project
Summary
Once fully launched, the new complex will be capable of handling approximately 25 million tons of cargo annually.
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Kazakhstan is advancing a new infrastructure project aimed at significantly expanding its maritime logistics capabilities on the Caspian Sea.
Upon reaching full operational capacity, the facility will handle around 25 million tons of cargo per year. The project will effectively double the country's existing Caspian port handling capacity.
Source: inbusiness.kz
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