News / MESA states benefiting as ecommerce booms and geopolitics dominate

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29/09/2025

South and Central Asia and the Middle East are set to benefit from shifting ecommerce flows and geopolitical tensions, according to stakeholders at the Caspian Air Cargo summit.

Goker Kose, president and CEO of Almaty International Airport, told delegates in Baku last week: “South Asia and ...

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