and Turkey have agreed to increase rail freight transportation between the two countries to one million tons in 2024, Head of the Islamic Republic of Iran Railways Miad Salehi said.
According to Salehi, the agreement was reached between the two sides during a meeting with the Director General of the State Railways of the Republic of Turkey (TCDD) Hasan Pezük, the portal of Iran’s Transport Ministry reported on Saturday.
“In a meeting we had with the head of the Turkish Railways good understandings were reached.
Among other things, we agreed to exchange 200 wagons every 24 hours from the Razi border.—Tehran Times
