A regional corridor is never only a railway, road, port or energy link. It is also a network of institutions, approvals, operating rules and national priorities. The physical connection may be visible, but the governance architecture determines whether the corridor performs as a system.
Regional infrastructure creates its greatest value when the operating model is treated as part of the project—not an issue to resolve after construction.
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