Kuehne + Nagel expands its regional network in Central Asia and in the Caucasus

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© David Massie

By LoadstarEditorial

28/09/2018

Kuehne + Nagel recently opened legal entities and new offices in Baku (Azerbaijan) and in Almaty (Kazakhstan). Thereby, the logistics group is increasingly addressing two emerging countries, both of which show annual GDP growth rates of around four per cent as well as a rising demand in logistics services primarily in the oil & gas industry, in consumer goods and in integrated logistic projects.

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