Iran and Turkmenistan Aim for $3 Billion in Annual Trade
Trade between the two countries has grown significantly in energy and transit, according to Mehr News.
Iran and Turkmenistan are targeting $3 billion in annual trade turnover, according to Mehr News.
The agency reported that trade exchanges between the two countries have seen considerable growth in the energy and transit sectors during the current Iranian calendar year, which began March 21.
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- Iran, Turkmenistan targeting $3bn annual trade turnover — Mehr News (Iran)
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