AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEurasian Corridors: The EBRD says the Middle Corridor should become an economic engine, not just a freight route, supporting logistics, warehousing and manufacturing. The European Investment Bank is assessing projects including Azerbaijan’s Nakhchivan railway. Shipping: The Suez Canal Authority is seeking more Hapag-Lloyd transits as the carrier weighs a gradual return amid Red Sea security risks. Separately, the U.S. Treasury sanctioned shipping firms, agents and vessels accused of helping Iran move goods and evade sanctions. Cebu Logistics: FAST Logistics is offering shipment consolidation and nationwide distribution to help smaller businesses reach new markets, while local officials warn high costs and unreliable deliveries could deter investment. Public Transport: Keolis opened a Dubai regional headquarters to grow its Middle East operations, which include metro, tram and railway services. Rail Investment: Six to seven investor groups have expressed preliminary interest in Mindanao’s proposed railway; funding and government approvals are still needed.
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