Zangezur Corridor

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The Zangezur Corridor has become a topic of discussion following a recent meeting between Armenia’s Security Council Secretary and India’s National Security Advisor in New Delhi.

About Zangezur Corridor

• It is a proposed transport route designed to connect Azerbaijan’s mainland with its exclave, the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic, bypassing Armenia’s Syunik Province.
• Zangezur, which is currently part of southern Armenia, has been a disputed territory since World War I.
• On Azerbaijan’s side, the corridor would be integrated into the Horadiz-Agbend transport highway and railway network. On Turkey’s side, it would link into the Nakhchivan-Igdir-Kars railway and highway, providing a direct land route to Anatolia and beyond.
• It carries significant economic and strategic weight for the South Caucasus and beyond.
• The project aims to enhance Azerbaijan’s trade with Turkey and Europe by improving logistics infrastructure, reducing transportation costs, and significantly cutting travel time between Azerbaijan and Nakhchivan.
• The Zangezur Corridor plays a crucial role in increasing regional connectivity — not only throughout Caucasia, but also across greater Eurasia, joining Turkish, Russian, Central Asian, Iranian and Armenian territories and linking Europe to Asia. 

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Zangezur Corridor FAQs

Q1: Where is Zangezur located?

Ans: Zangezur is a historical and geographical region in Eastern Armenia.

Q2: What is the land corridor between Armenia and Azerbaijan?

Ans: The Lachin corridor was a mountain road in Azerbaijan that linked Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh.

Source: DH