India to facilitate Chabahar Port access for Armenia
India will simplify the possibility of using the Chabahar Port for Armenia, Ambassador of India to Armenia Nilakshi Saha Sinha has said, ARMENPRESS reports.
The Ambassador said that the Indian government has made a key decision to make investments to develop the Chabahar Port given the importance of regional connectivity.
“Not only is this a transit commercial hub, but it also contributes to the transfer of humanitarian aid. Armenia has expressed interest regarding the port. Armenia’s Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructures and the Deputy Foreign Minister recently participated in the Global Maritime India summit. We will simplify the possibility of using the port for Armenia to overcome the challenges given that Armenia is a landlocked country,” the ambassador said at the New Regional Reality and the Crossroads of Peace forum.
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