The Trans-Caspian International Transport Route is a key logistics corridor connecting Asia and Europe. It facilitates the movement of goods through a network of rail, road, and maritime routes, primarily linking China to Europe via the Caspian Sea. This route enhances trade efficiency and reduces transit times. This transport route is part of broader initiatives like the Belt and Road Initiative, aiming to improve global trade connectivity. It involves several countries, including Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, and Georgia, which play crucial roles in ensuring smooth transportation and customs processes along the way.