A trade corridor is a network of interconnected routes and hubs that facilitate the movement of goods and services between two or more locations. These corridors are typically designed to reduce transportation costs and improve efficiency by providing reliable, secure, and efficient transportation infrastructure. Trade corridors can include seaports, airports, highways, railroads, and logistics hubs, as well as legal and regulatory frameworks that govern trade activities. They play a vital role in facilitating international trade, boosting economic growth, and promoting regional cooperation.