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First Iranian Freight, Passenger Trains Arrive in Herat

2nd December, 2020 · admin 6 Comments

Tolo News: Local officials in Afghanistan’s western province of Herat on Wednesday said that, for the first time, imported goods arrived in the province from Iran via the Herat-Khawaf railway. The cargo was “500 (metric) tons of cement,” said officials. Meanwhile, another passenger train carrying Iranian officials also arrived in the Ghoryan district of Herat. Click here to read more (external link).

Posted in Economic News, Iran-Afghanistan Relations | Tags: Herat |
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6 thoughts on “First Iranian Freight, Passenger Trains Arrive in Herat”

  1. Samarqandi says:
    December 2, 2020 at 7:04 pm

    That,
    rather, entire flat route,
    from,
    ((Mashad to Herat)),
    was ready
    for
    a
    railway track connection more
    than
    a
    century ago- but; unfortunately; due
    to
    lack of foreign special interests, it never was allowed
    to
    be constructed.
    ===
    ==
    =
    A
    original project ,
    ((in Kabul)),
    was
    conceived and worked out
    by
    great
    Amahn-Ullah Khan
    in
    early 1920”s,
    which upon his departure
    from power, ceased
    to
    exist, altogether, since then.
    *

    Reply
    • Samarqandi says:
      December 3, 2020 at 1:12 am

      That,
      rather, entire flat route,
      from,
      ((Mashad to Herat)),
      was ready
      for
      a
      railway track connection more
      than
      a
      century ago- but; unfortunately; due
      to
      lack of foreign special interests, it never was allowed
      to
      be constructed.
      ===
      ==
      =
      A
      original project ,
      ((in Kabul)),
      was
      conceived and worked out
      by
      great
      Amahn-Ullah Khan
      in
      early 1920”s,
      which upon his departure
      from power, ceased
      to
      exist, altogether, since then.
      *

      Reply
  2. Samarqandi says:
    December 2, 2020 at 10:54 pm

    The roughly ten kilometer long
    city tracks were
    operational
    during
    the
    reign
    of
    *Amahn-Ullah Khan;
    about ((1919-1929)).
    ===
    ==
    =
    IT WAS TUGGING ALONG
    BACK AND FORTH
    ((I don’t about its engine type))
    FROM ((assumed))
    SHOAR BAZZAR
    ((City center))
    TO
    DARUL-AMMAHN
    ((next to the newly-built
    palace;
    just outside the city limit)).
    *

    Reply
    • Samarqandi says:
      December 3, 2020 at 1:11 am

      The roughly ten kilometer long
      city tracks were
      operational
      during
      the
      reign
      of
      *Amahn-Ullah Khan;
      about ((1919-1929)).
      ===
      ==
      =
      IT WAS TUGGING ALONG
      BACK AND FORTH
      ((I don’t about its engine type))
      FROM ((assumed))
      SHOAR BAZZAR
      ((City center))
      TO
      DARUL-AMMAHN
      ((next to the newly-built
      palace;
      just outside the city limit)).

      Reply
  3. Samarqandi says:
    December 2, 2020 at 11:00 pm

    *It was quite an accomplishment
    for
    its time; early 1920’s- similar venture
    was
    never repeated again;
    of coarse;
    till yesterday !
    *

    Reply
  4. Samarqandi says:
    December 3, 2020 at 1:11 am

    *It was quite an accomplishment
    for
    its time; early 1920’s- similar venture
    was
    never repeated again;
    of coarse;
    till yesterday !
    *

    Reply

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