North–South Corridor

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The North–South Corridor is a major regional transport and trade route in Southern Africa that links landlocked countries to key seaports through an integrated network of roads and railways.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf infrastructure development program
regional trade route
transport corridor
characteristic cross-border
multi-modal
regional
connectsTo landlocked countries
seaports
economicRole support to export sectors
support to import supply chains
trade facilitation
hasComponent railway network
road network
hasStakeholder development finance institutions
private sector transport operators
regional governments
involves border post improvements
regional infrastructure investment
transport policy coordination
links hinterland to ports
locatedIn Southern Africa
modeOfTransport rail transport
road transport
purpose enhancement of regional integration
facilitation of regional trade
improvement of transport efficiency
reduction of transport costs
regionType transnational corridor
sector trade logistics
transport
serves Southern African Development Community region

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Matabeleland South transportCorridor North–South Corridor
Beitbridge hasStrategicImportanceFor North–South Corridor
Harare–Beitbridge highway partOf North–South Corridor
Botswana and Zimbabwe useRoadCorridor North–South Corridor
this entity surface form: North–South Corridor (regional trade route)