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  1. The Middle Corridor is establishing itself as a strategic geo-economic system, linking Central Asia to global markets via Europe and Eurasia, with Azerbaijan serving as the key connectivity hub.

Climate change is causing sea levels to drop and water scarcity to rise in the Caspian Sea, threatening North-South trade routes and future geo-economic potential for Central Asia.

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Climate change is causing sea levels to drop and water scarcity to rise in the Caspian Sea, threatening North-South trade routes and future geo-economic potential for Central Asia.

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  1. The decline of the Caspian Sea is reported to be threatening regional economies.Sub-event
  2. US naval blockade on southern ports adds to the challenges posed by low water levels and sea level decline in the Caspian Sea.1 source
  3. Declining sea levels and water scarcity are compromising the viability of the Caspian Sea as a trade hub connecting Central Asia.1 source

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The Middle Corridor is establishing itself as a strategic geo-economic system, linking Central Asia to global markets via Europe and Eurasia, with Azerbaijan serving as the key connectivity hub.

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