Islamabad-Tehran-Istanbul Corridor to restart by the end of 2025
Nasir Kazmi
Press TV, Islamabad
Pakistan is gearing up to restart the Islamabad-Tehran-Istanbul Corridor to restart by the end of 2025 freight train by year’s end, breathing new life into a corridor that connects Pakistan, Iran, and Turkey across thousands of kilometers.
The move comes shortly after senior Iranian official Ali Larijani’s visit to Islamabad, where both countries reaffirmed plans to deepen trade ties and fast-track regional connectivity.
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