About 75,000 Iranian trucks travel to Turkmenistan each year and 8,000 trucks use the neighboring country’s roads to travel to other destinations. (credit: google)
- Uzbekistan and Iran agreed to increase bilateral trade earlier this year and announced readiness to negotiate a preferential trade deal.
- Cargo trucks traveling from Uzbekistan to Iran must travel in a column and be escorted by the Turkmen traffic police when crossing the territory of Turkmenistan.
- Turkmenistan has allowed transit cargo transport from Uzbekistan to Iran from 1 June.
According to the Uzbek Ministry of Transport, Turkmenistan has authorized transit cargo transport from Uzbekistan to Iran under certain conditions from June 1.
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According to the press service of the ministry, cargo trucks traveling from Uzbekistan to Iran and vice versa must travel in a column and be escorted by the Turkmen traffic police when traveling on the territory of Turkmenistan.
The authorities of Turkmenistan, specifically the Road Transport Agency of Turkmenistan, will provide necessary technical and other assistance in case of any vehicle breakdown in the column, the ministry said, adding that drivers must submit their negative PCR test results and vaccination certificates. Have to do
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Uzbekistan and Iran agreed to increase bilateral trade earlier this year and announced readiness to negotiate a preferential trade deal.
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