ECONOMY — June 14, 2026
Iran Begins Exporting LPG to Afghanistan from Khorramshahr Port
The first LPG shipments from the port are expected to reduce prices for Afghan consumers as trade relations between the two countries continue to develop.
The Ehtebar Desk — originates with Hurriyat — 2 min read
Iran has started the export of liquid gas to Afghanistan from the Khorramshahr Port. The shipments are also destined for Pakistan and are handled through joint transport. This development is being presented as the beginning of a new export channel.
According to Iranian officials, the initiative marks a significant advancement in the country's export infrastructure. It is expected to play a role in diversifying the routes used for international trade. The port itself stands to gain a stronger foothold in the logistics sector across the region as a result.
Economic experts have pointed out the potential benefits for the Afghan market. They believe that the influx of LPG will contribute to more competitive pricing for the commodity. Such changes could ease the burden on households and industries that depend on this type of fuel.
The timing of the exports aligns with broader initiatives to enhance economic ties. Afghanistan and Iran have been pursuing measures to facilitate greater commercial activity. As part of this, the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment has advocated for expanded exports from Afghanistan to Iran.
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