The CEO of the Chabahar Free Zone rejected the statements of a member of parliament regarding the 'transfer of 110 hectares of land to the Afghan government' and stated that legally, the transfer of ownership is not possible.
No Land Will Be Transferred from Chabahar to Afghanistan / We Welcome Afghan Investments
The CEO of the Chabahar Free Zone has denied claims made by a parliament member about transferring land to Afghanistan, emphasizing that such a transfer is legally impossible. This statement highlights Iran's position on land ownership and its openness to Afghan investments.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
The CEO of the Chabahar Free Zone refuted claims made by an Iranian MP about transferring land to Afghanistan, asserting that such a transfer is legally impossible. This statement underscores Iran's stance on land ownership and its willingness to attract Afghan investments.
- The CEO emphasized that legally, transferring ownership of land to Afghanistan is not possible.
- The statement reflects Iran's strategy to maintain control over its territories while encouraging foreign investment.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Chabahar is Iran's only oceanic port and is crucial for trade, especially with landlocked Afghanistan. The region's stability and economic development are vital for both countries.
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