In recent years, Azerbaijan has emerged as a pivotal hub in the evolving logistics and trade architecture of Eurasia. Central to this transformation is the North–South International Transport Corridor (NSTC), a multimodal network connecting Russia, Azerbaijan, and Iran, and linking the Caspian region to the Persian Gulf. Beyond its logistical function, the corridor is increasingly shaping regional economic dynamics, facilitating trade, and attracting investment across multiple sectors.