Turkey is accelerating its railway projects, planning to create a seamless freight corridor connecting China and Europe through its territory by 2031. The country will invest approximately $10 billion to eliminate key bottlenecks in the Middle Corridor and construct additional southern lines connecting to the Middle East. Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloglu stated that the planned Bosphorus railway route will significantly increase cargo traffic through Turkey. This move aims to address the current situation where wars hinder old trade routes and tensions reshape access channels.