Hailing Chabahar Port as a “major symbol of cooperation” between Tehran and New Delhi, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi urged India to continue its strategic investments despite mounting ...

As the US sanctions waiver deadline approaches, India’s long-standing stake in Iran’s Chabahar Port appears to be quietly ...

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The US will revoke a 2018 sanctions waiver that allowed India to develop the Chabahar Port in Iran, a strategically important facility that is seen as providing vital access to Afghanistan and Central ...

Iran has urged India to continue investing in the strategically important Chabahar Port despite mounting pressure from US sanctions, with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi describing the project ...

Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi, while speaking in Delhi, said that the port is “one of the symbols of cooperation between Iran and India.” ...

Iranian FM Abbas Araghchi hailed Chabahar Port as a key symbol of cooperation, urging India to continue investments despite US sanctions. He also called for India to play a larger diplomatic role to ...

The US will from September 29 revoke the exemptions from sanctions granted to Chabahar Port in Iran by the first Trump administration, jeopardising India's considerable investment in the ...

In another setback for India soon after the resumption of stalled trade talks and praise from US President Donald Trump for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Washington has revoked the sanctions waiver ...

“There is no question of resuming project work at the Chabahar port with the US waiver coming to an end on April 26 as it would lead to sanctions on Indian entities. But there is hope that the ...

Since the U.S. and Israel launched their war on Iran, and especially after the U.S. blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, Central ...

Iran urged India to continue investing in Chabahar Port despite sanctions challenges, calling the project a “golden gate” for regional trade and connectivity.