Iran Foreign minister visits India to discuss Afghanistan, Chabahar

[Mighty Lion]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1082233959713517568

 

[Tshering22]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1082233959713517568

Now that we are finally on track with the project after its inauguration, We need to have serious discussion on intelligence sharing and apparatus at Chahbahar. It is too close to Pakistani border and the probability to terrorist attacks are high.

 

[Theparadox]

Russia, China, US, Afghanistan only Iran was left. I love our foreign diplomacy.

 

[Kaniska]

https://www.presstv.com/Detail/2019/01/08/585169/Iran-India-port-operations-Chabahar

India has started its commercial activities in Chabahar within the framework of a trilateral deal, also including Afghanistan, aimed at developing the southern Iran port into a regional trade hub.

The countries signed the agreement in Tehran in May 2016 to establish a strategic transit and transport route connecting the trio, with Chabahar as the focal point. India then inaugurated a headquarters called India Ports Global Chabahar Free Zone (IPGCFZ) at the port to help it commit to its part in the accord.


PressTV-Tehran, New Delhi, Kabul ink transit deal
Iran, India and Afghanistan sign the key Chabahar transit agreement in Tehran.
On Monday, India’s Shipping Ministry said in a statement that commercial operations had begun at the IPGCFZ with the arrival of a Cyprus registered bulk carrier bearing 72,458 million tons of corn at the port on December 30, The Times of India reported.

The vessel MV Macheras discharged the cargo, which had been imported from Brazil, the statement added.

“This is the first time India will be operating a port outside its territories," the Ministry pointed out.

“India is to equip and operate two berths in Chabahar Port Phase-I with capital investment of $85.21 million and annual revenue expenditure of $22.95 million on a 10-year lease,” the paper added.

The port provides the easiest access to the high seas to landlocked Central Asian countries of Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kirgizstan, and Kazakhstan.

"This step marks the beginning of a long journey. India has written a history with its engagement in Chabahar and is now leading the regional cooperation and joint efforts to support landlocked Afghanistan,” the Ministry further said.

India’s operations at Chabahar are also aimed at cutting its crude oil and urea transportation costs by around 30 percent.

India relies heavily on Iranian oil imports. It has secured a waiver from the United States illegal sanctions preventing countries from purchasing Iranian crude.

Also on Monday, Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif arrived in New Delhi at the head of a large economic delegation for a three-day visit, assuring, “Iran has always been and will continue to be a trustworthy provider of oil to India.”

 

[American Pakistani]

What these bhartis doesn't know that Iran is not some nation like Afghanistan or Bangladesh who can become fool. Iran is one of the smartest nation on planet and they will keep using bhart mata milk as they are under toughest sanctions ever. The only nation available to milk is currently bharat mata, who is foolishly thinking that Iran have any influence on these groups in A'stan. Iran has supported and financed Northern Alliance in Afghanistan which is arch enemy of the other group.

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

Last Iranian Molla, hopefully, has noticed what happened to the Last Afgan...

It's Bazari vs Bazari....

Hopefully, the saner minds would prevail in Iran....

I am pretty sure Pak General Staffs are working on their contingency plans....​