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    Alsumaria News - Economy

    The Turkish Minister of Transport, Abdulkadir Oraloglu, confirmed today, Thursday, that his country is placing the construction of a development road among its priorities during the current year 2024, while affirming the desire of the UAE and Qatar to participate in the project launched by Iraqi Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani, and its phase is scheduled to be completed. The first in 2027.



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    Oral said in an interview with the official Turkish agency "Anatolia", "This year will witness a focus on work to complete the Zangzur Corridor, which is located between Turkey and Azerbaijan, passing through Armenia. It will provide a new link between Turkey and Azerbaijan, as it crosses the territory of the Armenian state of Zangzur, which separates the mainland of Azerbaijan." And the Azerbaijani Nakhchivan Autonomous Oblast bordering Turkey.”



    He added, "By virtue of its strategic location, Turkey has strengthened the establishment of trade routes between the East and the West, in an attempt to make the most of the geographical location and the advanced infrastructure in transportation and logistics services."

    Oraloglu says: “We also hope that we can implement the development road corridor with Iraq, in conjunction with the desire of both the United Arab Emirates and Qatar to also participate in this project.”

    He continued, "The southern and southeastern region of Turkey witnessed the implementation of a group of infrastructure works within the framework of the development road project, following the earthquakes that struck the region on February 6, 2023."

    The project, which includes a group of roads, railways, ports, and new cities, aims to shorten the travel time between Asia and Europe via Iraq, passing through Turkey, and to transform into a transit center through Al-Faw Port, which is the first stop in the project.

    Oraloglu said: “As a ministry, we work to implement all the work that falls within our jurisdiction quickly and accurately. Last year, we opened a group of infrastructure projects that will enhance the role of the development path.”

    Oraloglu stated that Turkey is witnessing intense trade movement in both its eastern and western regions.

    He added: “There are three main corridors here... the northern corridor, the southern corridor, and the middle corridor... Turkey is located on the middle corridor... we can connect the region by railway all the way to Beijing.” , with the exception of the Caspian Sea crossing.”

    Thanks to these projects, “it will be possible to transport goods from Beijing to London very easily.”

    He pointed out that the development road “will constitute strong support for the eastern and western corridors, in conjunction with continuing efforts to implement the North-South corridor, which It passes through Russia and Iran.”

    He stressed, “We are determined to implement the development road project with Iraq, in conjunction with the desire of both the United Arab Emirates and Qatar to also participate in this project.”

    He added: “Then we will be able to transport goods coming from various countries via railway.” At the same time, we will be able to travel to various European regions using railways, as well as transport various types of goods to all Turkish ports.”

    The project, also known as the “Iraqi Silk Road,” aims to facilitate the conduct of commercial activities faster and more efficiently by establishing a road A competitor to the Egyptian Suez Canal.

    The length of the railways and highways that will connect Al-Faw Port (in Basra, southern Iraq) to the Turkish border is expected to reach 1,200 kilometers, at a cost of $17 billion. The aforementioned port is scheduled to be the largest port in the Middle East and construction work on it will be completed in 2025.

    The Development Road Project is described as "the foundation of a sustainable, non-oil economic project."

    The Turkish Minister of Transport confirmed that the development road is a very large project, and said: “The project, which is now in the completion stage, will cost about 15 billion dollars.”
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