Infrastructure development for freight corridors

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Infrastructure development for freight corridors refers to the planning, construction, upgrading and maintenance of physical and organizational structures—such as roads, railways, ports, terminals, ICT systems, border-crossing facilities and logistics hubs—specifically designed to facilitate efficient, high-volume movements of goods along designated transport corridors.

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