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Caspian Port Exports Surge as Iran Boosts Northern Trade

By MGN EditorialFebruary 18, 2026 at 09:31 PM

Iran's Caspian Port sees a dramatic 181% increase in exports over 10 months, signaling a major boost in the country's northern trade activities.

According to the Hellenic Shipping News, the Caspian Port in Iran has recorded a remarkable 181% increase in exports during the first 10 months of the current Iranian calendar year. This surge in trade activity signals a significant boost in Iran's northern trade operations, as reported by officials from the Anzali Free Zone Organization. 'The Caspian Port has seen a dramatic increase in exports, which is a clear indication of the growing importance of Iran's northern trade routes,' said Meysam Mohammadinejad, the Deputy Director for Ports and Maritime Affairs at the Anzali Free Zone Organization. 'This is an important development that highlights Iran's efforts to diversify its trade and strengthen its economic ties with neighboring countries.' The Caspian Port's strong performance is seen as a positive sign for Iran's overall trade and economic outlook. The country has been working to expand its northern trade routes and infrastructure in recent years, aiming to capitalize on its strategic location and access to the Caspian Sea. This latest data suggests that these efforts are paying off, with the Caspian Port emerging as a crucial hub for Iran's northern trade activities.
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