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Kazakhstan proposed a unified digital transport-logistics map of the CIS, while Uzbekistan put forward a network of information and logistics centers.
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Tajikistan's Ministry of Transport presented a digital roadmap project for multimodal CIS transport corridors at a meeting of the council on transport informatization under the CIS Coordinating Transport Conference. The document was developed with support from relevant UN structures and is intended to serve as a step-by-step practical guide for implementing the digitalization concept of the Commonwealth's transport sector, previously approved by the heads of government of CIS member states.
The roadmap covers key multimodal corridors in the region and envisages the phased introduction of digital tools in the management of freight and passenger transportation. Final approval of the document is scheduled for the next meeting of the CIS Economic Council, after which participating countries will begin practical implementation of the outlined measures.
Other digital logistics initiatives were also presented at the same meeting. Kazakhstan put forward a proposal to create a unified digital transport and logistics map of the Commonwealth, designed to systematize data on routes and infrastructure. Uzbekistan, in turn, presented a draft concept for establishing a network of information and logistics centers across the region.
Tajikistan presented a digital roadmap for CIS transport corridors, which is intended to serve as a practical guide for digitizing Commonwealth logistics. Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan put forward additional initiatives — a unified logistics map and a network of information and logistics centers respectively.
For transport companies and logistics operators in the CIS, this digital infrastructure will simplify cargo routing and reduce bureaucratic barriers at borders. Participating countries will receive systematized data on routes and infrastructure, which could reduce delivery costs and transportation times.