India has committed to developing the Shahid-Behesti Terminal of Iran’s strategic Chabahar port, a move that aims to enhance its connectivity to Eurasia and counter China's regional influence. The deal, however, faces potential complications due to U.S. sanctions on Iran. Indian Ports Global Limited will invest around US$120 million in the Chabahar Port and provide approximately US$250 million in credit to reinforce India's connectivity to Central Asia, Afghanistan, the South Caucasus, and the greater Eurasian region. The geopolitics around India’s play in Chabahar and Iran’s leverages are essential factors in this strategic agreement.
Comment | The geopolitics around India’s play in Chabahar and Iran’s leverages are interesting. @KabirTaneja writes. https://t.co/WKdQD7U1CH
Indian Ports Global Limited will invest around US$120 million in the #ChabaharPort and around US$ 250 million in credit to reinforce India’s connectivity to Central Asia, Afghanistan, the South Caucasus, and the greater Eurasian region. From @wani_ayjaz https://t.co/SlQQXnQ8Rj
#ChabaharPort Agreement | Why this #India-#Iran strategic deal is caught between US sanctions and essentials https://t.co/TMAg2aYQWb
The recent #ChabaharPort deal between #India and #Iran can help the former gain connectivity to #Eurasia and counter #China’s growing regional influence, highlights @wani_ayjaz https://t.co/SlQQXnQ8Rj
India will develop the Shahid-Behesti Terminal of Iran’s strategic Chabahar port. Can it so do without facing U.S. sanctions? https://t.co/BzbKJTzu3z