Transport and energy officials in Azerbaijan discuss the challenges facing the Caspian-Central Asia corridor due to rising trade volumes and infrastructure limitations. While existing infrastructure is in place, security and supply issues are emerging as significant concerns. Experts emphasize the need for improved connectivity and the strategic importance of Azerbaijan as a transit hub. The Middle Corridor is gaining attention as an alternative route, and discussions about new pipeline projects are resurfacing amid environmental and operational pressures. Overall, the corridor is evolving into a more dynamic and risk-sensitive system.