BAKU, Azerbaijan, January 13. Alstom has successfully exported 40 freight locomotives from Kazakhstan to Azerbaijan, marking a significant milestone in the company's operations in the region, said Jerome Boyet, Managing Director of Alstom in Western and Central Asia, in an interview with Trend.
"We are proud to highlight that Alstom has successfully exported 40 freight locomotives from Kazakhstan to Azerbaijan," he said. This achievement underscores the growing importance of Kazakhstan's rail industry, with Alstom establishing itself as a key player in the country's railway modernization efforts. Boyet emphasized the strategic role Kazakhstan plays in Alstom’s regional operations. "The strategic importance of our operations in Kazakhstan cannot be overstated, as it is currently the largest rail market in Central Asia," he stated.
Kazakhstan serves as a critical hub for Alstom’s operations, allowing the company to manage and support projects across the wider Central Asian region. "Kazakhstan serves as our regional base, where a substantial portion of our activities take place. This location allows us to effectively manage and support our operations across the Central Asian region, leveraging local expertise and fostering strong partnerships," Boyet added.
The company’s commitment to the modernization and sustainable development of Kazakhstan's railway infrastructure aligns with the country’s broader vision for growth. "Our commitment to enhancing the country's railway infrastructure aligns with Kazakhstan's vision for modernization and sustainable development," said Boyet.
Alstom’s success in Kazakhstan is not only a testament to its manufacturing capabilities but also highlights the country’s importance as a pivotal rail transportation hub in the region. "This accomplishment showcases our manufacturing capabilities in the region and reinforces the significance of Kazakhstan as a pivotal hub for rail transportation in Central Asia," he remarked.
In addition to their operations in Kazakhstan, Alstom has invested in local facilities and forged strong partnerships with key stakeholders, further contributing to the advancement of the nation’s railway system. "Through our investments in local facilities and collaboration with key stakeholders, we are contributing to the advancement of Kazakhstan’s rail system and also reinforcing our position as a leader in the region’s transportation sector," the managing director concluded.
Looking ahead, Alstom remains committed to supporting the growth and innovation of the railway industry across Central Asia. "We look forward to continuing our work in Central Asia and supporting the growth and innovation of its railway industry," Boyet said.