Chabahar Port’s Role in Regional Trade India has been developing the Chabahar port in Iran for several years, considering it a crucial trade route to Afghanistan and Central Asia. The port provides India with a direct link to these regions,

Tehran, IRNA – Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi supports India’s investment in Chabahar Port, Iran’s only ocean port on the Sea of Oman, and believes it could enhance trade relations with Central Asia, an official says.

As Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit Washington, the Indian government has reiterated its commitment to the Chabahar Port project in Iran. This comes amid renewed pressure from the Trump administration,

As Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi lands in Washington this week, a US$370 million question looms over his visit US President Donald Trump's decision to reimpose tough sanctions on Iran has cast a long shadow over India's ambitious investment in Chabahar port,

Chabahar Port is not merely a piece of infrastructure, it's the lynchpin of India's ambitious vision for the International North-South Transport Corridor (INSTC).

By rescinding that waiver, the Trump administration has effectively put India in a bind. For years, India has poured resources into Chabahar, seeing it as a counterweight to China’s influence in the region,

Previously, while responding to a question on Chabahar port, the government said in Rajya Sabha that India Ports Global Limited (IPGL), through its wholly owned subsidiary, India Ports Global Chabahar Free Zone (IPGCFZ),

U.S. threatens sanctions on India over Chabahar port investment, raising concerns for diplomatic relations and economic implications.

India has strongly supported the Chabahar port project in Iran amid the Trump administration's threats to revoke sanctions waivers. The port is seen as crucial for regional connectivity, providing a trade route to Afghanistan and Central Asia,