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EU Middle Corridor connectivity initiative
Overview
The European Commission has announced the ‘Middle Corridor’ project, an international connectivity initiative designed to link the South Caucasus and Central Asia directly with European markets. Under the Global Gateway initiative, the project aims to attract up to 12 billion euros in public and private investments to diversify trade routes and triple trade flows by 2030, particularly as northern routes face limitations due to the war in Ukraine.
To support this development, Bulgaria will host a Regional Connectivity Summit. European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos described Bulgaria as ‘Europe’s connectivity gateway’ and a vital factor in building links between Europe and the Black Sea region, Turkey, the South Caucasus, Central Asia, and the Middle East. Bulgarian Foreign Minister Velislava Petrova noted that developing transport, energy, and digital connections is a strategic investment in Europe’s security and competitiveness. One major project highlighted in this effort is Corridor VIII, a railway link connecting the Adriatic and Black Seas.
Entities
Ursula von der Leyen · Marta Kos · Bulgaria · European Commission · European Parliament
Timeline
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9 days ago
[POLITICS] 4 sourcesBulgaria to host regional connectivity summit to boost European securityBulgaria is set to host a Regional Connectivity Summit, positioning the nation as a key geostrategic hub for Europe’s transport, energy, and digital infrastructure.
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10 days ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 5 sourcesEU announces Middle Corridor project and connectivity summit in BulgariaEU President Ursula von der Leyen announced the ‘Middle Corridor’ project to link Central Asia and the South Caucasus to Europe, involving a connectivity summit to be hosted in Bulgaria.
Sources
bgvoice.com · burgas24.bg · dobrudjabg.com · europesays.com · pbnovini.com · ruse.news · standartnews.com · tribuna.mk · varna24.bg