Minister of Transport Abdulkadir Uraloğlu announced the Global Transportation Corridors Forum, which will include representatives from 70 countries. This forum will strengthen Turkey's role in transportation.

The forum will take place in Istanbul from June 27-29. Uraloğlu emphasized Turkey's role as a logistics center in east-west trade.

Uraloğlu stated that topics such as cross-border coordination, digitalization, and infrastructure investments will be discussed at the forum. He noted Turkey's strategic advantages, providing access to 67 countries within a 4-hour flight.

At the forum, transportation ministers from countries along the Middle Corridor will hold sectoral roundtable meetings to seek solutions to various issues.

Uraloğlu highlighted that Turkey has invested 293.5 billion dollars in its transportation infrastructure, significantly contributing to the country's economy.

The Global Transportation Corridors Forum aims to shape international transportation policies. Uraloğlu stated that the forum will provide new transportation perspectives worldwide.