Govt keen to utilise India Ports Global for running ports secured overseas on G2G basis
NEW DELHI : The Union government is veering around to the view that it should utilise India Ports Global Ltd to own and run ports secured overseas on
Union Budget 2023 : ₹990Cr for G20 presidency & ₹100Cr for Chabahar Port
NEW DELHI : India has allocated ₹990 crore for the G20 Presidency in the 2023-24 Union Budget presented on Wednesday while retaining an outlay of ₹100 crore for Iran’s Chabahar
FFFAI hosts Webinar on new developments and opportunities on INSTC route and Shahid Beheshti Port in
MUMBAI : On January 18, 2023 the Federation of Freight Forwarders Association (FFFAI) conducted a Webinar to share important developments on new routes from India to CIS countries
Regular container shipping line active from Iran’s Chabahar to Indian ports
IRAN : Spokesman of Iran’s Valfajr Shipping Company says his company is operating a regular container shipping line from southeastern Chabahar Port to various ports in India. According
Chabahar sees increase in traffic as Taliban backs trade via port
NEW DELHI : The port of Chabahar in Iran, developed by India, seems to be resuming normal operations after assurances from the Taliban that they want better diplomatic
Afghan exports stopped at Iran’s Chabahar Port
KABUL: The Afghan exports through Iran’s Chabahar port have been halted for the last three months, reported a local media citing officials from the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce
Captain Alok Mishra is the new MD of India Ports Global that runs Iran’s Chabahar Port
MUMBAI : Our government has selected Captain Alok Mishra as the Managing Director of India Ports Global Ltd, the state-owned entity tasked with developing and running the strategically
With Afghan in Taliban’s grip, Chabahar port face headwinds
MUMBAI : With the Taliban seizing control of Afghanistan, the India-funded Chabahar port project in Iran has come under a cloud, says officials tracking the project that is
Chabahar port crane tender finds no takers due to sanctions
MUMBAI : India’s plan to erect four new rail mounted quay cranes (RMQC’s) or ship to shore cranes at Chabahar port has suffered a setback as crane makers