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India, Iran sign 10-year agreement to develop port project

Gulf-Times 13 May 2024
India and Iran on Monday signed a 10-year contract to develop and equip the strategic Chabahar port in Iran as India seeks to grow trade in west and central Asia.The agreement will give India 10-year ...
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India, Iran sign long-term contract for Chabahar Port after years of talks

Live Mint 13 May 2024
A high-level delegation led by the Indian minister for shipping Sarbananda Sonowal visited Iran to sign the contract, which will pave the way for the full use of this strategic port in southeastern ...
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India inks 10-year deal to operate Iran’s Chabahar port

Dawn 13 May 2024
India signed a 10-year contract with Iran on Monday to develop and operate the Iranian port of Chabahar, the Narendra Modi-led government ... US sanctions on Iran, however, slowed the port’s development.
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India signs 10-year deal for Chabahar Port operations in Iran

Arab Times 13 May 2024
... of the Chabahar port, announced the Narendra Modi-led government ... sanctions on Iran, the signing of the 10-year contract marks a significant milestone in the port’s development trajectory.
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India, Iran sign long term contract for operations at Chabahar Port to boost regional connectivity

Beijing News 13 May 2024
The Indian delegation to Iran was led by Union Minister of Ports, Shipping and Waterways Sarbananda Sonowal, while Mehrdad Bazrpash, Minister for Roads and Urban Development, was present from the Iranian side.
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India and Iran sign long-term port deal

Beijing News 13 May 2024
The Indian Minister of Ports Sarbananda Sonowal was ... It has also offered Tehran a rupee-denominated credit line equivalent to $250 million for infrastructure projects related to the port's development.
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India set to sign 10-year deal with Iran for Chabahar Port management

Madhyamam 13 May 2024
Chabahar port, situated along Iran's southeastern coast on the Gulf of Oman, has been a focal point of ... However, the progress of the port's development has been hampered by US sanctions on Iran.
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Fastest container service between Ireland and North America launched

The Business Desk 13 May 2024
“Liverpool is the closest deep sea port to both Dublin and Belfast – with continental ports more regularly used often three-four times further away – so this is a really positive development.
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India expects long-term arrangement with Iran on port, says minister

Middle East Monitor 13 May 2024
Part of the port in Chabahar on Iran’s south-east coast on the Gulf of Oman ... US sanctions on Iran, however, have slowed the port’s development.
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India, Iran sign 10-year agreement for Indian operations at Chabahar port

Hindustan Times 13 May 2024
India and Iran on Monday signed a long-term agreement covering Indian operations at the Chabahar port, with New Delhi offering a credit window worth $250 million for the development of infrastructure around the strategic facility in the Gulf of Oman.
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A worker dies in an accident at the Chancay Port Terminal

SAFETY4SEA 13 May 2024
A worker died in an accident at the Chancay Port Terminal, a megaport being developed by Hong Kong-based Cosco Shipping Ports on Peru’s Pacific coast, according to a statement from the company on 11th May, Reuters highlights.
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Shenzhen plans to reconstruct Luohu Port to facilitate co-location arrangement

Hong Kong Standard 13 May 2024
... B1 plot of the project, located near Luohu Port, will be developed into a strategic emerging industry and a cross-border cooperative demonstration zone for the modern service industries.
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Shenzhen plans to rebuild Luohu Port to facilitate co-location arrangement

Hong Kong Standard 13 May 2024
The B1 plot, located near Luohu Port, will be developed into a strategic emerging industry and a cross-border cooperative demonstration zone for modern service industries.
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India, Iran to sign 10-year agreement for operations at Chabahar port

Hindustan Times 13 May 2024
The move also comes at a time when China has been showing greater interest in investments in ports and other coastal infrastructure in Iran, with Tehran pressing Beijing to take up the development of other terminals at Chabahar port.
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India to secure long-term arrangement with Iran on Chabahar port

LBC International 13 May 2024
India has been developing part of the port in Chabahar on Iran's southeastern coast along the Gulf of Oman as a way to transport goods to Iran, Afghanistan, and central Asian countries, bypassing the ...

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