Why it matters:
Iran is set to break a new transit record of 20 million tons in 2024, making it a key player in the North-South and East-West transport corridors. Strengthened collaboration with IRU is expected to enhance Iran’s trade potential and transit efficiency.
What she's saying:
Minister Sadegh highlighted Iran’s commitment to increasing its share of transit trade through IRU’s advanced digital tools, stressing that strong international cooperation is essential for regional connectivity. She also noted that Iran is preparing to chair the Intergovernmental Commission of TRACECA, signaling a more active role in regional trade and transport initiatives.
Key points:
- Iran to hit 20 million tons of transit cargo in 2024, reinforcing its role in regional logistics.
- IRU’s digital solutions to streamline transit operations across Iran.
- Iran to chair the TRACECA Commission, shaping regional transport policies.
- IRU acknowledges Iran as a leader in TIR Convention implementation in the region.
- Iran’s collaboration with the Road Safety Fund to enhance transport safety.
Go deeper:
The TIR Convention enables seamless cross-border transport with minimal customs stops, boosting trade efficiency. Iran’s increasing role in regional transit corridors strengthens its position as a central hub for Eurasian trade.
