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Iran self-reliant in port construction sector

Iran self-reliant in port construction sector
The Head of Coastal and Port Engineering department of PMO: About 10 packages of the 1st phase development project of Shahid Beheshti Port of Chabahar are inaugurated by the Iranian Road Minister in his recent visit to the port

"The launched projects will definitely pave the way for the presence of investors as well as further activity of traders in Chabahar Port," Allahyar added. The Iranian official noted that: "The majority of infrastructural achievements in Shahid Beheshti Port have been obtained by the Iranian private sector and companies."

"The PMO has applied all of its experiences in the construction and development of Chabahar Ports," he said.

“We can claim that the available facilities in Chabahar Port are of most modern ones which means the port is getting prepared to receive ocean ships and huge maritime vessels in the near future,” he said. He noted that as the main Iranian ocean port, Chabahar Port is to facilitate international transportation.

"According to Iran’s Comprehensive Plan for Commercial Ports, the construction of the 2nd phase is expected to get started in 2026-2027," he informed.

"As predicted, the 1st phase has the required potential to meet the demands in the next upcoming five years," he noted.

Allahyar expressed satisfaction that "Fortunately, in port engineering and marine structures engineering, the Islamic Republic of Iran has an excellent rating and in both designing and construction sectors, Iranian consulting engineers and contractors are fully experienced and can compete with their regional rivals."

“I am proud to announce that in the port construction [and desigining] industry Iran is self-reliant, depending on domestic capabilities,” he said.

"The 1st phase of the Shahid Beheshti Port development plan was inaugurated three years ago by putting two piers into operation. The recently inaugurated projects include those in the hinterland and facility infrastructure required for port operations," Allahyar said.

Monday Nov 23, 2020
20:03
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