Georgia’s PM Highlights Sevenfold Surge in Middle Corridor Cargo Volumes

 Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze announced that cargo volumes through the "Middle Corridor" have increased sevenfold over the past five years.

Speaking on Imedi LIVE, Kobakhidze dismissed claims that Georgia’s transit role is weakening, emphasizing that the country is making massive investments in road infrastructure, ports, and airports to meet growing demand.

The Prime Minister also welcomed the normalization of relations between neighbors Azerbaijan and Armenia, noting that regional stability bolsters trade ties. He expressed confidence in the continuous growth of transit, backed by ongoing infrastructure projects designed to solidify Georgia’s position as a key logistics hub between East and West.