US EditionFreight train from China reaches Iran’s Aprin Dry Port
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Freight train from China reaches Iran’s Aprin Dry Port
A freight train from Yiwu, China, arrived in Iran after a 15-day journey, entering through the Incheh Borun border. The cargo is set to be processed at the Aprin customs facility using a designated customs code. During a welcoming ceremony, Mir-Hassan Mousavi Dizaji, Deputy Head of Iran Railways, highlighted the launch of Aprin customs as a significant move to streamline international trade for Iran. He also revealed that two additional trains c…
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