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Kazakhstan Eyes Montenegro Port as Grain Export Hub

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Kazakhstan is looking to use Montenegro's Port of Bar as a potential hub for grain exports to European markets. The country's ambassador visited the port and met with its management to explore opportunities for cooperation.

The discussions focused on using Montenegro's transport and logistics infrastructure to develop cargo flows between Kazakhstan, the Western Balkans, and Central Europe. This includes the potential role of the Port of Bar as a logistics hub within the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route.

Kazakh companies could participate in joint logistics projects with the Port of Bar, including investment in terminal and storage infrastructure. However, no specific handling volumes, launch dates, or economic parameters have been determined at this time.

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