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The Coordinating Council of the Republic of Azerbaijan on Transit Freight, with the Decree of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan No. 655 dated October 21, 2015, facilitating border crossing procedures and transportation processes in the field of transportation of transit cargo through railways, sea transport, sea ports and sea terminals, as well as the state operating in this field was created with the aim of ensuring coordination between institutions.
Transportation systems
Transportation systems

The integration of rail, road, sea and air transport creates a single multimodal network that ensures rapid movement of goods across borders and regions. Multimodal transportation in transit cargo transportation not only reduces costs and transportation time, but also increases supply chain stability and acts as a key element of global and regional trade networks.
- Transportation systems
- Railways
- Land Transport
- Maritime Transport and Ports
- Airways
- Alat Free Trade Zone
- TIR Parks
- Logistics Centers
- Private Warehouses
- Customs Warehouses
- Border crossing points
Corridors
Corridors

Azerbaijan, as a strategic transportation hub, ensures the flow of goods between Asia and Europe through international corridors. It strengthens its position in international trade. These routes increase Azerbaijan's transit potential, turning the country into an international logistics center.
- Corridors
- East-West Corridor
- North-South Corridor
- North-West Corridor
- South-West Corridor
- TRACECA Corridor
- Lapis-Lazuli Corridor
Procedures
Procedures

Azerbaijan's transit and customs systems are simplified through legal regulations and digital solutions. Official documents and permit mechanisms provide the legal basis for international freight transportation, while port procedures facilitate the efficient management of cargo flows. Additionally, alignment with international conventions enhances Azerbaijan's integration into the global transportation network and facilitates trade relations.
- Procedures
- Process Illustration
- Declaration
- Permissions
- Licenses
- Baku Seaport Transit Procedures
- Transit Law
- E-Transit
- International Conventions
Statistics
Statistics

This section includes analytical data in the field of transport and logistics: periodic analyses of cargo flows, transit volumes, and other indicators through quarterly and annual reports. The research and analysis section provides insights into sector development dynamics, trends, and strategic analyses. International reports offer comparative data on the global transport market, allowing for the evaluation of Azerbaijan's position in this sector.
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- Live reports dashboard
- Quarterly reports
- Annual Reports
- Research & Analysis
- International reports
Media
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This section provides information on transit news, government policies, media materials, and transportation bulletins, covering key aspects of transit operations management (tariffs, digitization, regulations).
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Through this section, you can directly contact us, ask questions, provide feedback, or arrange a meeting. The Knowledge Base (FAQ) section provides answers to general questions, or you can send us a message through the "Contact Us" section. We are always ready to assist!
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The Coordinating Council on Transit Freight of the Azerbaijan Republic

The Coordinating Council on Transit Freight of the Azerbaijan Republic (Azərbaycan Respublikasının Tranzit Yük Koordinasiya Şurası) serves as a cornerstone in managing and optimizing transit freight operations across Azerbaijan. Since its establishment in 2015, the Council has been at the forefront of efforts to streamline the movement of goods through the country, fostering collaboration with government entities, transportation companies, and international partners.

Tasked with implementing a unified and transparent tariff policy for transit cargo transported via rail, sea, and port infrastructure, the Council ensures efficiency and consistency across the nation’s logistics network. By simplifying border procedures and aligning processes with international standards, it has significantly contributed to making Azerbaijan a competitive and reliable transit corridor between Europe and Asia.

Through a synergistic approach, the Council brings together public and private sector stakeholders to create a dynamic and thriving logistics ecosystem. With modern infrastructure, cutting-edge technology, and efficient regulatory frameworks, Azerbaijan is well-positioned to support businesses and drive growth in the global trade landscape.

“Together, we are building seamless connectivity and fostering smoother trade flows,” highlights the Council’s mission to strengthen Azerbaijan's role as a key player in international logistics.

If you need any information or assistance regarding transit freight in or through Azerbaijan, the Coordinating Council is here to connect you to the right organizations and provide the support you need to navigate the transit ecosystem effectively.