Iranian, Indian, Russian Road Ministers Meet in St. Petersburg

May 22, 2002 - 0:0
TEHRAN -- A conference attended by the Iranian, Russian and Indian road and transportation ministers of the founding countries of the North-South corridor was inaugurated in Saint Petersburg, Russ

According to reports released yesterday, the Russian minister of roads and transportation, read the message of the Russian premier suggesting more congruence between the countries which are located in

Further in the conference, Iranian Minister of Roads and Transportation, Ahmad Khorram pointed to the transit of goods between Asia and Europe through the North-South corridor, and said that the very

Khorram also welcomed Kazakhsatan, Armenia, Bulgaria, Belarus and Azerbaijan Republic, who have joined the plan and said that during the past two years, appropriate measures have been take by Iran in

He also said that Iran has also reviewed custom rules in order to mechanize the custom affairs, adding that there is no obstacle for the transit of goods in the North-South corridor.

Also in the conference, Indian minister of shipping referred to the point that the corridor plays a significant role in establishing commercial relations between the northern European countries, Scand

Also in the conference the reports were presented on the expert measures undertaken by the three countries and a Article of Association for the corridor was approved.