The Middle and Zangezur Corridors: Alternatives, or Mutually Complementary?

The Caucasus, which marks the border between Europe and Asia, is playing an increasingly important role in the development of transport corridors connecting these two parts of the Eurasian continent. To understand the current state and future prospects of these corridors, it is necessary to briefly outline the main global trends shaping the modern world.

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2025-09-15
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https://doi.org/10.61362/krac4001
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The Middle and Zangezur Corridors: Alternatives, or Mutually Complementary?

Vladimer Papava
Epilepsy research and treatment
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The Middle and Zangezur Corridors: Alternatives, or Mutually Complementary?

Vladimer Papava
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The Caucasus, which marks the border between Europe and Asia, is playing an increasingly important role in the development of transport corridors connecting these two parts of the Eurasian continent. To understand the current state and future prospects of these corridors, it is necessary to briefly outline the main global trends shaping the modern world.

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