Publish dateTuesday 25 December 2018 - 02:47
Story Code : 176560
Economic

Iran, India, Afghanistan sign Chabahar MoU

Iran, India, Afghanistan sign Chabahar MoU
Simultaneous with holding the first executive committee of Chabahar agreement, a memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed on Monday between representatives of the Islamic Republic of Iran, India and Afghanistan.
AVA- Deputy Chairman of ports and shipping organization Mohammad Ali Hassanzadeh said the MoU was signed in 9 clauses between representatives of Iran, India and Afghanistan. 

India is to host the next round of talks on the first half of 2019, he said. 
 
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