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Experts from six countries discuss transport corridor between Persian Gulf and Black Sea

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In the course of two days experts from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Georgia, Greece and Iran are to discuss in Sofia the development of the new transport and transit corridor between the Persian Gulf and the Black Sea. The experts will work under a multilateral agreement aimed at establishing a transport link which will cross their countries. The discussion aims at creating favorable conditions for freight transport between the Middle East and the Balkan Peninsula. The project will contribute to the development of transit between India and Europe.




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