Kazakhstan and Georgia plan to boost oil exports via BTC pipeline
Euronews1 min read87 words
High‑level talks between Kazakhstan and Georgia in Astana concluded with an agreement to deepen economic cooperation. Central to the accord is a plan to boost oil exports from Georgia through Kazakhstan’s BTC (Baku‑Tbilisi‑Ceyhan) pipeline, a route that links the Caspian region to the Mediterranean Sea.
The leaders also addressed broader sectors, pledging to enhance agricultural development, expand mutual investment, and collaborate on digital services. Both sides emphasized the potential for joint projects to diversify trade and strengthen connectivity, signaling a coordinated effort to advance regional economic integration.
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