According to an announcement by the Trade Promotion Organization of Iran, Abbas Abdolkhani said cargo shipments between Iran’s Dayyer Port and Qatar’s Al Ruwais Port had restarted following efforts by the Iranian embassy in Doha and coordination with Qatari authorities.
Abdolkhani said Al Ruwais Port is one of the main entry points for Iranian goods into the Qatari market and that the reopening of the route would help facilitate bilateral trade by lowering transportation costs, speeding up deliveries and increasing trade volumes.
He added that expanding economic, trade and investment cooperation remained a shared priority for Tehran and Doha and was being pursued in line with the commitment of senior officials in both countries to strengthen bilateral relations.
The port of Al Ruwais is considered one of the most important gates for Iranian goods entering the Qatari market. A wide range of Iranian goods are exported to the Qatari market via this route, including building materials, stone, white cement, mineral products and other goods in demand in the Qatari market.
