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Iran regional trade and logistics expansion
Overview
Iran is expanding its regional trade and logistics connectivity through bilateral agreements with neighboring Central and South Asian nations.
In cooperation with Kazakhstan, Iran is strengthening the International North-South Transport Corridor. Following a 12% rise in cargo transit through the corridor in 2025, Kazakhstan signed a 27-year agreement in June 2026 to build a 15-hectare transit and logistics terminal at the Shahid Rajaee port near Bandar Abbas. Furthermore, the Incheh Borun logistics hub is attracting investment from Kazakh and Russian companies to facilitate movement from China and Central Asia toward Europe.
Simultaneously, Iran and Pakistan are working to increase bilateral trade from $3 billion to a target of $10 billion. To support this, officials plan to transition the Mirjaveh and Rimdan border crossings to 24-hour operations, open a new crossing at Kohak, and develop railway connections to facilitate the daily movement of at least 2,000 trucks.
Entities
Rimdan · Economic Cooperation Organization · Mohsen Naqvi · Mirjaveh · Incheh Borun
Timeline
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about 6 hours ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sourcesIran and Pakistan to implement 24-hour border operationsIran and Pakistan plan to implement 24-hour border operations and expand bilateral trade from $3 billion to $10 billion through improved infrastructure and new crossings.
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13 days ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesKazakhstan and Iran expand transit and logistics cooperationKazakhstan and Iran are deepening logistics ties through new rail traffic growth and the development of dedicated transit terminals at Shahid Rajaee port and the Incheh Borun logistics hub.
Sources
bedigest.com · chn.ir · impact.fr · negarmag.com