Logistics center opens Kars economy to foreign trade

Logistics center opens the economy of Kars to foreign trade: İsmet Çelik, President of Kars Commodity Exchange (KTB); "One of the most important points to be considered for the healthy execution of border trade is that we approach the political relations with our neighbors in search of a solution that does not harm economic relations and problem solving," he said.

Steel, said in a statement to the AA correspondent, especially in recent years, both in the national and international platform, showing great improvement in the logistics sector, has become one of the sectors that attracts large investment.

With the impact of globalization, logistics is today 21. Çelik, who is one of the most attractive and dynamic sectors of the 20th century, said:

“The logistics center opens the economy of Kars to foreign trade. One of the most important points to be considered for the healthy execution of border trade is that we approach the political relations with our neighbors in search of problem solving and a solution that does not harm economic relations. The projects our government has done are admirable. We say from Kars Serhat Serhat Kars city of Turkey as the start of this successful project, where the start of Turkey's Kars Asia, the Caucasus, is a project involving China and Europe. It enters Kars with the Silk Road State Railway coming from Azerbaijan, Georgia and China. Kars and Igdir on Iran, Nakhchivan State until the elongation of the Iron Road, from Edirne to Kars High Speed ​​Train Project up to our province to be prepared and the decision to establish a logistics center project is gratifying for us to Turkey. "

Stating that the construction of the logistics center as soon as the Samsun model will develop the provinces of Kars, Iğdır, Ardahan and Artvin and turn the neighboring states into a free market and logistics zone for import-export, Çelik said that the transportation of the State Railways is cheap and safe, its exports are in Asia, He stated that he believed that it would increase many times in the Caucasus and other states.