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    On Wednesday, Iran’s Interior Minister and Afghanistan’s Senior Deputy Minister for Security Affairs met in Tehran during the 4th Meeting of the Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO). They emphasized the deep-rooted historical and cultural ties between their nations, with Iran expressing readiness to enhance cooperation in security, traffic management, and technology. Afghanistan’s Deputy Minister acknowledged Iran’s continuous support, highlighting the detrimental impact of U.S. occupation on Afghanistan. Both ministers agreed on the importance of fostering strong bilateral relations to achieve regional stability and prosperity, indicating a commitment to collaborative initiatives that address mutual challenges and benefit both countries.

  • Tehran Welcomes Global Leaders at the 7th BRICS Working Group Meeting

    The recent BRICS meeting in Tehran marked a significant step in international collaboration, focusing on research cooperation among member states such as Iran, Russia, South Africa, and Brazil. Key discussions included joint research projects, financing large scientific initiatives, and enhancing research infrastructures. The BRICS Working Group on Research Infrastructures, established in 2015, aims to strengthen cooperation and support mega-science projects. A notable outcome is the BRICS Global Research Advanced Infrastructure Network (BRICS GRAIN), which facilitates data sharing across 30 research infrastructures in fields like energy and biology. The meeting emphasizes the importance of scientific diplomacy and collaboration for addressing global challenges and fostering innovation.

  • Iran and Russia Strengthen Maritime Cooperation in the Caspian Sea: A New Era of Naval Partnership

    The Russian Ministry of Transport is collaborating with Iran to enhance maritime operations, particularly at Makhachkala port, to improve the efficiency of goods handling. Recent discussions led to the signing of a roadmap for transportation cooperation through 2025, aimed at strengthening bilateral ties and operational efficiency. Key initiatives include issuing drivers’ visas, boosting cargo and passenger transport, and enhancing air transport cooperation. The upcoming Third Caspian Economic Forum in Tehran is expected to foster regional economic collaboration, while a special meeting will further align strategies for maritime development. Overall, these efforts signify a promising trajectory for Iran-Russia maritime collaboration.

  • Iran Achieves New Milestone in Cargo Transit: Record-Breaking Achievements Unveiled!

    Cargo transit through Iran has surged by 26% in the 11 months leading to February 18, totaling 20.3 million metric tons (mt), according to the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration. Key infrastructural developments, such as Shahid Rajaee Port and Parvizkhan Border Crossing, have significantly contributed to this growth. The Iranian railway network also saw a 50% increase in international cargo transit, reaching 2.4 million mt. With projections exceeding 22 million mt by March 20, Iran aims to become a vital transit hub for international trade, particularly benefiting landlocked countries in Central Asia, amid ongoing US sanctions.

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