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183176
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In January 2016, Iran, India and Afghanistan signed a trilateral economic agreement on developing the Chabahar Port in south-eastern Iran. This project holds immense economic and geopolitical value for both Iran and India. Chabahar, as Iran’s first deep water port, connects it to oceanic trade routes. This helps Iran to mitigate US sanctions and sustain trade relations with neighbours and independent states such as India. For India, Chabahar is the key point of the ‘International North–South Transport Corridor’, an ambitious project connecting India to Central Asia and Europe. The article analyses the geostrategic, economic and trade-related importance of Chabahar port from both Iranian and Indian perspectives. This Iranian–Indian trade co-operation is considered a strategic alternative, if not a rival, to the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), whose key point is the Gwadar port in Pakistan, next door to Chabahar.
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139878
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Afghanistan’s location at the strategic crossroads between South Asia and Central Asia and South Asia and the West Asia makes the country extremely important for India’s strategic interests in the region. Since, India has friendly ties with Afghanistan and wishes to see a stable democratic government installed in Kabul, and thus, it should be independent from any external interference in Afghan’s affaires.
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175994
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Though, just after independence India pursued mixed economic model (state as well as private owned economic system) where economic development pace was not much fast. However, after series of economic reforms implemented throughout the 1990s and 2000s as well as industrial reforms often called, “New Economic Policy” resulted in mercurial expansion of economic activities in India which required huge energy consumption on the part of various kind of industries in particular and overall segment of nation’s life in general, which further lead to disproportionate demands in energy (mainly oil and gas).
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125978
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151159
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Kabul, AISS, 2018.
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iii, 96p.pbk
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9789936804319
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Copies: C:1/I:0,R:0,Q:0
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 059539 | 327/MUT 059539 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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