India Plans Fivefold Expansion of Chabahar Port in 10 Years

India is investing Rs 40 billion to expand Iran’s Chabahar Port, aiming to boost capacity to 500,000 TEUs over the next decade. The plan includes mobile harbour cranes, a second berth, and modernisation efforts by India Ports Global Ltd (IPGL) to attract Indian shipping lines. Chabahar, a key hub in the International North-South Transport Corridor (INSTC), has seen a 43 per cent rise in vessel traffic and 34 per cent growth in container volumes. India’s commitment includes a $120 million grant and $250 million Line of Credit, reinforcing its strategic maritime presence in the region.
Contact: India Ports Global Ltd (IPGL)
Website: www.ipgl.co.in
Email: indiaportsglobal@gmail.com

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