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eTIR identified as a key solution to strengthen the Middle Corridor at international customs workshop
Representatives from customs administrations, international organizations and the European Union concluded that the eTIR offers one of the most promising solutions to address many of the challenges affecting transit operations along the Trans-Caspian Transport Corridor (Middle Corridor), during a regional workshop held in Warsaw, Poland, from 7 to 9 September 2026.
eTIR expands across the Caspian Sea, enabling the first paperless TIR transports between the South Caucasus and Central Asia
Geneva, 05 August 2026 — Customs authorities of Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan cleared six TIR transports without paper documents in July 2026, applying the eTIR procedure of the United Nations TIR Convention. Five of the six operations were multi-modal transports including a maritime leg, crossing the Caspian Sea between the South Caucasus and Central Asia. Key figures • 4 participating countries • 6 TIR transports under eTIR procedure • 5 multimodal transports • 1 crossing of the Caspian Sea • 1200+ km under a single digital procedure The four customs administrations prepared and ran the operations together, with coordination and technical support from the UNECE TIR secretariat and the International Road Transport Union (IRU) and its member associations in the region.
First eTIR transports successfully conducted between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan

Bakten - Kyrgyzstan, Khujand - Tajikistan, 27-29 April 2026

Technical Meeting - Strait of Hormuz Inland Transport Options

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Successful Installation of the eTIR National Application in Tajikistan and Progress Towards Cross-Border eTIR Transport
Successful Installation of the eTIR National Application in Tajikistan and Progress Towards Cross-Border eTIR Transport. Dushanbe - Tajikistan, 16-18 March 2026
UN Open Source Portal and eTIR National Application

The United Nations has launched the UN Open Source Portal, a new platform that brings together open‑source initiatives across the UN system. The portal is designed to strengthen collaboration, transparency, and reuse of digital solutions by centralizing projects and making them more accessible to Member States and the global open‑source community.

 

UNECE welcomes the launch of ECMT Digital System to modernise road transport
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