Iran, Turkmenistan, and Kazakhstan have reached a preliminary agreement on establishing a regional digital corridor linking Central Asia to the Persian Gulf.
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Iran, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan Agree to Establish Regional Digital Corridor
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November 11, 2026
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Iran, Turkmenistan, and Kazakhstan have agreed to establish a regional digital corridor that will connect Central Asia to the Persian Gulf. This initiative aims to enhance digital connectivity and economic collaboration among the three countries. It is significant for Iran as it strengthens its ties with Central Asian nations and expands its influence in the region.
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