15.05.2025, 15:34

Kazakhstan’s "Center-West" highway: economic boost vs. environmental risks

ALMATY. May 15 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Kazakhstan's planned "Center-West" highway, connecting Astana to western regions, promises to cut travel distances but threatens fragile ecosystems and endangered species, sparking a clash between development goals and environmental protection.

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