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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Iran's President held productive talks on January 15, focusing on boosting bilateral ties and regional issues. They agreed to enhance cooperation in trade, energy, and connectivity, especially via the Chabahar port.
Amid global turmoil, Iran and India view their bilateral ties as a geopolitical necessity, driving strategic cooperation across multiple sectors. Recent dialogues focus on energy, infrastructure, and regional security, with the Chabahar port as a key symbol. Both nations also agreed to enhance maritime security cooperation.
India's strategic investment in Iran's Chabahar Port faces an uncertain future after the US sanctions waiver expired. The port, crucial for India's connectivity to Afghanistan and Central Asia, is now at risk as New Delhi navigates US pressure and regional conflicts.
