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13 intl. shipping lines call at Iranian port post-sanctions: PMO chief

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12/07/2016
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TEHRAN: “After the execution of Iran’s nuclear deal with G5+1 group in January, 13 international shipping lines have started commuting to the Iranian southern port of Shahid Rajaee,” the CEO of Ports and Maritime Organization (PMO) Mohammad Saied Nejad said on Monday.

“More than $5 billion is invested on improvement of Shahid Rajaee Port,” IRNA quoted Saied Nejad, who is also the deputy transport minister, addressing a conference on “Belgian Port of Antwerp Day” in Tehran.

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