Iran is interested in importing Russian sunflower oil

Published 2022년 6월 23일

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Iran could become a transport hub for importing goods to Russia, including grain and sunflower oil, says the Iranian ambassador to Russia, Kazem Jalali. The two countries are also discussing the construction of a railway track from the Persian Gulf to St. Petersburg via Rasht-Astara. Russia is also open to the idea of direct flights between Makhachkala and Tehran. The North-South corridor, an intergovernmental agreement for a multimodal transport corridor from India, Iran, and the Persian Gulf countries through Russia to Europe, could benefit from this transportation link.

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The ambassador to Russia said that Iran could become a transport hub for importing goods to Russia The Islamic Republic of Iran can become a transport hub for imported goods from third countries to Russia, as well as the export of Russian grain and sunflower oil. This was reported to TASS by the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Iran to Russia, Kazem Jalali, who is on a visit to Dagestan. “We are interested in importing grain, sunflower oil from Russia to Iran. And on a reciprocal basis, Iran can send a lot of goods to Russia, we have agreed on many such goods. <…> Iran can become a very good hub for importing goods through Iran Those goods that we can produce ourselves, we would send to Russia ourselves, and if you need something, you can buy it in other places and bring it to Russia through Iran, so we are also working on this issue very seriously," he said. Jalali. According to him, transportation is carried out along the North-South corridor, which has road, ...

Source: Oilworld