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India, Iran to resume Chabahar dialogue

Mint Mumbai

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June 22, 2026

India and Iran may soon revive plans to expand the strategic Chabahar Port and restore normal operations at the facility as geopolitical conditions in the region begin to stabilize, according to two people aware of the matter.

- Subhash Narayan

India, Iran to resume Chabahar dialogue

The move would reopen a key trade gateway that India sees as critical for boosting connectivity with Afghanistan and Central Asia while bypassing Pakistan.

While there is no timeline yet, upcoming discussions are expected to focus on the future of operations at the Shahid Beheshti terminal, being run by India Ports Global Ltd (IPGL) under a 10-year agreement signed in May 2024. The talks are also likely to revisit long-pending proposals to expand the port’s cargo handling capacity and strengthen links with Central Asia, one of the people cited above said.

Queries emailed to the ministries of ports, shipping and waterways and external affairs, as well as the Iranian Embassy, remained unanswered until press time.

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