Hormuzgan province has the potential to become a hub for economic cooperation between Iran and Central Asia, officials said during a meeting between Kazakhstan’s consul general and board members of the Bandar Abbas Chamber of Commerce.
The two sides explored ways to develop economic exchanges between Hormuzgan and Kazakhstan, emphasizing the province’s extensive capacities in trade, logistics, and port infrastructure.
During the talks, D. Duisebay, Kazakhstan’s consul general, and Hormuzgan business leaders discussed joint investment opportunities, transport corridors, and the strategic role of Shahid Rajaei port as a gateway to open waters.
The meeting also addressed plans for future trade delegations and B2B sessions aimed at boosting bilateral commerce.
Both parties agreed to continue consultations and strengthen direct ties between economic operators from Hormuzgan and Central Asian markets.