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  • Iran and Pakistan Take a Major Step Toward Establishing the Rimdan-Gabd Joint Free Zone / Expert Working Group Convenes in Islamabad Under the Chairmanship of the CEO of Chabahar Free Zone Organization
  • Chabahar Free Zone CEO Meets Pakistan’s New Ambassador, Calls for Expanded Iran–Pakistan Cooperation through Chabahar–Gwadar and Establishment of Rimdan–Gabd Joint Free Zone
  • Chabahar: The Pivot for Realizing $10 Billion Iran-Pakistan Trade ، Iran's Commercial Attaché Emphasizes the Strategic Role of Rimdan in Regional Trade Development
  • Iran Connects Chabahar to the Heart of Central Asia via a Trilateral Corridor

India ready to help develop regional cooperation: Indian official

Economic | Date : 25-Mar-2023 | visits :780
National Security Advisor (NSA) of India has said that New Delhi is ready to assist development of all-out regional cooperation.

National Security Advisor (NSA) of India Ajit Kumar Doval made the remark in a phone call with Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) Ali Shamkhani on Monday.National Security Advisor (NSA) of India Ajit Kumar Doval made the remark in a phone call with Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) Ali Shamkhani on Monday.
Doval congratulated Shamkhani on recent agreement between Saudi Arabia and Iran to restore diplomatic ties.
The Indian official also described both Saudi Arabia and Iran as two important and effective countries, when it comes to regional developments, assessing the agreement as a determining step to improve stability and security in the West Asia region.
The two sides also discussed issues of mutual interests, including the talks on lifting anti-Iran sanctions, the way to remove obstacles in the way of mutual cooperation in developing Chabahar Port, as well as India’s contribution to finalizing the International North–South Transport Corridor (INSTC).
At the end of the phone conversation, Shamkhani called on his Indian counterpart to visit Iran with the aim of holding more consultations and follow up the bilateral and regional collaborations.