TIF Participated in the International Forum on Multimodal Transportation in Tashkent

On 12 November 2025, the President of the Turkic Investment Fund, H.E. Baghdad Amreyev, attended the Second International Forum on Multimodal Transportation in Tashkent, joined by the Fund’s General Director, Mr. Ramil Babayev, and Chief Investment Officer, Mr. Sanjar Usmanov.

Organized by the Ministry of Transport of Uzbekistan, the Alliance of Logistics Centers and Cargo Carriers, and the Organization of Turkic States, the forum provided a platform for dialogue and partnership on multimodal transport, including topics such as advancing transport connectivity across the Turkic countries, cross-border logistics, digitalization, infrastructure investment, and green transport practices.

High-level officials attended the Forum, including ministers and deputy ministers of transport from the Turkic countries, high representatives from the Organization of Turkic States, Turkic Investment Fund, the Turkic Chamber of Commerce and Industry, TRACECA, the International Road Transport Union, UNESCAP, and several leading logistics firms.

During Panel Session titled “The Role of the Middle Corridor for Ensuring Transport Connectivity,” the President of the Turkic Investment Fund, Mr. Baghdad Amreyev, described how the Middle Corridor has shifted from an alternative to a main trade route and called for closer coordination among Turkic countries through joint financing, harmonized procedures, shared digital tools, and a unified operator to make transport more efficient and predictable.

Mr. Baghdad Amreyev emphasized the Turkic Investment Fund’s role in financing connectivity projects, and noting that cross border logistical projects huge fundings , he encouraged public–private partnerships and closer cooperation among initiatives such as the EU Global Gateway, China’s Belt and Road, and TRACECA, underlaying their complementary roles.

Mr. Ramil Babayev, General Director of Turkic Investment Fund, spoke at the panel on the “Sea Transport, Port and Land Infrastructure Development.” He highlighted the Fund’s goal of supporting multimodal infrastructure and improving port and land connections across the region. He pointed to the importance of integrating different transport modes, expanding partnerships with the private sector, and enhancing digital systems to boost trade efficiency and long-term growth.

The Forum concluded with participants reaffirming their intention to enhance cooperation in the transport sector and jointly promote investment in transport infrastructure.