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Iran expects Russia to provide substantial support for the International North-South Corridor, Azernews reports citing foreign media. Hemmati noted that the imminent activation of the International North-South Corridor as a key transit route could strengthen cooperation between Iran, Russia, India, and countries around the Persian Gulf. He added that Iran supports foreign investment in the corridor's development and is prepared to facilitate participation by offering special investment incentives for projects like the Rasht-Astara railway. During the meeting, Igor Levitin confirmed that Russia has allocated a budget for the construction of the Rasht-Astara railway. This railway is expected to handle 15 million tons of cargo, with the potential to increase capacity to million tons. It is noteworthy that on May 17, , Russia and Iran signed an agreement for the Rasht-Astara railway construction in Gilan province, northern Iran. The km railway line will include 9 stations. The construction is expected to cost 1. The North-South Corridor was established based on an intergovernmental agreement signed by Russia, Iran, and India on September 12, The corridor aims to reduce the delivery time of goods from India to Russia and Northern and Western Europe from over 6 weeks to approximately 3 weeks. The Qazvin-Rasht railway km was inaugurated on March 6, , connecting Azerbaijani railways with Iran's network within the corridor. The Rasht-Astara railway will be constructed within Iran. Follow us on Twitter AzerNewsAz. Nazrin Abdul Read more. Tags: Iran North — South Corridor. Sign In. Login with Facebook. Sign Up. Password reset.

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