In the context of international supply chains, logistics providers, carriers, and customs authorities refer to international infrastructure as the cross-border network of transport corridors, transhipment facilities, and digital systems – roads, rail lines, seaports, airports, border checkpoints, and electronic platforms – that enable interstate movement of goods.
Source: https://ec.europa.eu/transport/themes/infrastructure-ten-t_en
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