Why are Iranian ports given to India? What about relations between Iran and India?

Iran is one of the relatively strongest countries in the Middle East, but it is still much weaker than India. The latter, as a country whose history and culture can be comparable to China's, has experienced a long period of colonization, but its economic strength in recent years should not be underestimated.

In fact, the international relations between India and Iran are still very good, firstly, there is no place for conflict or major contradictions, and secondly, they also have a lot of common interests, so it makes sense that the two countries are friendly.

Since 2003, India has been attacking the Iranian port of Chakhbahar for the first time, but it has taken India a lot of time to actually take the port for itself.

The geographical location and economic status of Chakhbahar Port is good, it belongs to one of the more important ports in Iran, of course, it is now an important port in India, and this port is also the closest port in Iran to Afghanistan, and it is also the closest port to India.

Since this port is very important to all three countries, they need to discuss the use of this port again, and this is exactly the case, in 2003, Iran, Afghanistan, and India began to discuss how to use this port, so that all three countries can "have meat" to eat.

Of course, cooperation is cooperation, and who this port belongs to Iran and India still has to be discussed, and India finally pocketed the Chakhbahar port with 500 million US dollars, but this port still belongs to Iran, but the right to operate belongs to India.

In fact, it is not difficult to imagine the reason why Iran gave the port to India. First, the port does not play as much of a role in Iran as it does in India; Moreover, if the right to operate the Chakhbahar port is sold to India, then there will be no loss to Iran's own interests and those of Afghanistan.

The role played by the Chakhbahar port in India is unquestionable. If India wants to better open up the big market of Afghanistan and Central Asian countries, then it is difficult to do it with its own original ports, although India has a lot of ports, but now the role of shipping in the country's economic exchanges is increasing, and having such an important port can undoubtedly improve India's economic strength.

On the other hand, the port of Chakhbahar also has a very important military role for India. Originally, India had a military base in Afghanistan, but due to the distance, India could not make good use of this military base, after all, there is still a Pakistan between the two countries, and the latter cannot let India pass through its own country in vain. However, when India owned the port of Chakhbahar, the road to the military base was much closer.

First, it can ease the economic sanctions of the United States; Second, we can also rely on India to ensure our own security.

Because two countries signed an agreement. Iran lent the port to India, which accelerated the exchange between the two countries, which is mutually beneficial for both sides.

This is a choice made by Iran after taking into account its own national interests, which is beneficial to Iran.

There are no eternal friends and no eternal enemies between countries. Although India and Iran were originally derived from a common ancestor, there were still political differences, but now relations are gradually improving.

Relations are not very good, India and Iran also fight from time to time, they have been fighting each other for many years. India can be said to be relatively miserable, with great losses.

The relationship between Iran and India is still good, and the Iranians respect India's development in all aspects very much, and they are also very envious, India thinks that Iran is very clean, and it yearns for and loves Iran very much.

The hustle and bustle of the world is for profit, and the hustle and bustle of the world is for profit.

There are no real friends between countries, only the interests of Yongheng.

1. In the foreseeable future, Iran must (only) rely on China and Russia to contend with the United States and Israel to achieve its survival and hegemony in the Middle East. There is no reason to use India again, and it is on the premise of offending China.

2. Under the premise that the United States "inevitably" takes over Iran, although India has the ambition of becoming a great power, how can it be patient with its heart that is higher than heaven and its destiny is thinner than paper. There is no strength to sway (offend) the United States for Iran anymore.

Analyzing the relationship between Iraq and India from the above two points is that the two sides are in a state of "indifference".

The Islamic Republic of Iran (Persian: referred to as Iran, 1979) was known as Persia before 1935, is a rich oil and gas country, located in the Middle East, one of the world's richest oil and gas regions, located in southwest Asia, belongs to the Middle East countries, Iran is close to the Caspian Sea in the north-central part of Iran, the Persian Gulf and the Arabian Sea in the south. Iran is bordered by Pakistan and Afghanistan to the east, Turkmenistan to the northeast, Azerbaijan and Armenia to the northwest, and Turkey and Iraq to the west.

Iran is also a member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, rich in oil resources, oil exports are the lifeblood of the economy, and oil production capacity and oil export volume are ranked fourth and second in the world respectively. At the end of 2005, China signed a $100 billion oil cooperation agreement with Iran, making it an important oil partner of the country.

The Republic of India (Hindi: English: Republic of India), commonly known as India (Hindi: ).

English: india) is a country on the Indian subcontinent in South Asia, a member of the Commonwealth of Nations. As one of the oldest ancient civilizations, India has splendid diversity and rich cultural heritage and tourism resources.

The prince of Kapila (in present-day Nepal) founded Buddhism, one of the world's three major religions. India is one of the fastest-growing countries in the world, but it is also a developing country with an extremely uneven distribution of social wealth, and the problem of racial hierarchy is more serious. India has performed well in terms of software exports, and industries such as finance, research, and technical services have also developed rapidly.

1] In June 2015, India and Bangladesh exchanged ratifications of the land border agreement.

Shortly after independence, India formally established diplomatic relations with Iran on March 15, 1950. At that time, India-Iraq relations were in a state of indifference for quite some time due to the influence of the international situation and the differences between the two countries on political and diplomatic lines. The two sides have only commercial and trade exchanges, but in the political sphere, there are few contacts, even antagonisms.

However, the establishment of diplomatic relations between countries is the most beneficial. There are no real friends and no real enemies between countries, only the interests of Yongheng. Since then, relations between the two countries have gradually improved.

With the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, the confrontation between the two major political and military blocs came to an end, and the world situation changed dramatically. In the face of the new international situation, India and Iran have constantly adjusted their foreign policies in order to safeguard their national interests. Under such circumstances, the common political and economic needs and security strategies have enabled the two countries to gradually abandon their old suspicions, increase trust, and improve and warm up their relations step by step.

In the 80s of the 20th century, India-Iran relations suffered a major setback due to the unusually strong Islamic ideology in Iran's foreign policy. After the end of the Cold War, with the changes in the international situation, Iran's foreign policy has been constantly adjusted, national and national interests have been highly valued, and Islamic ideology has gradually declined. Relations between India and Iran have also continued to improve and warm.

In the new century, economic and trade cooperation between the two sides has developed rapidly. In 1999-2000, the total value of the two countries** was $1.4 billion; In 2000-2001, the amount rose to 100 million US dollars, an increase of more than 50 percent over the previous year, of which India's exports were 100 million US dollars, and Iran's exports were 100 million US dollars, mainly oil. [10] In September 2000, India, Iran and Russia signed an agreement on the North-South International Transport Corridor (AMPL) to open up access for Indian goods to Europe and Central Asia.

According to this agreement, Indian goods were transported from Mumbai to Bandar Abbas, Iran, via the Persian Gulf, from Bandar Abbas to the Iranian port of Anzari on the Caspian Sea by rail and road, from Bandar Abbas to the Russian port of Astrakhan via the Caspian Sea, and from from the port of Astrakhan to Europe and Central Asia through Russia. In January 2002, the Deputy Ministers of Transport of India, Iran and Russia met in New Delhi to discuss concrete options for the implementation of the agreement. Looking ahead, India will continue to strengthen its friendly and cooperative relations with Iran from the perspective of strategic security and economic development.

Basically, there is no cooperation, and they all want to be the big brother in the region.

They don't have much to do with each other. It's hard to judge.

A lot. All are distributed along the coast of the Persian Gulf. The famous ones are Bandar Abbas, Ayatollah Khomeini, and many more martyrs' ports.

In fact, the relationship between the two countries is also mediocre, and it should be at the level of antagonism to some extent, but as long as there are interests, they can be combined.

The relationship between Iran and India is still very good, shortly after India's independence, it officially established diplomatic relations with Iran, and then due to the changes in the world pattern, the two countries began to develop rapidly, and the relationship is very good.

If there are interests between the two sides, there will naturally be harmony, you and I will be harmonious, and if there is no benefit, you will naturally take your Yangguan Road, and I will take my single-plank bridge. How the relationship is, it all depends on a good word.

Because Iran has recently been sanctioned by the United States, many actions cannot be carried out, and in order to find a way out so that the economy does not stagnate too much, Iran has no choice but to hand over the operation of the Chabaha port to India, but at the same time he has benefited greatly from this decision.

Naturally, India has been eyeing this piece of fat for a long time, and began to prepare for investment in this port nearly 20 years ago, because this port connects Central Asia with Russia and Europe, and if India obtains the right to exercise this port, it will directly open the market of Ahanfu. And the ownership of this port belongs to India, which can directly reduce the distance of India's export by 800 kilometers, so that the transportation cost is greatly reduced.

Iran's willingness to endure the pain of cutting meat is still due to the fact that India can form economic complementarity with itself and increase the breadth of their cooperation

Because Iran is now under US sanctions, it can be said that it is difficult to move an inch in the world, but India is one of the few countries in the world that can not be bound by US sanctions and can maintain ** contacts with Iran. In addition, the import and export commodities of the two countries are highly complementary, so leasing the ownership of this port to Iran can make the first exchange between the two sides smoother and not subject to the supervision of the US financial mechanism. And once this port is successfully established and put into use, it can also make Iran rich in Afghanistan and the Indian Ocean, and the important link between the two can form a new commercial path, so that Iran will greatly benefit from this port, both politically and economically.

With this port, Iran can improve its backward economic situation

Although Iran's military strength is insufficient, the economic development of the local southwest region is relatively backward, and the military output needs a strong economy behind it, so the economic development of the southwest region has become a thorn in Iran's heart. If the port is successfully established and put into operation, the local economic situation can be improved.

Iran can use the port to strengthen its political control over the southwest

Due to the backward economic development of the southwestern region, many militants have been operating there for a long time, resulting in the misery of the people, and the establishment of this port will naturally strengthen Iran's control over the region.

Although Iran and India are close neighbors, Iran's ports need to be given to India because Iran and India have interests and diplomatic relations.

Iran and India are close neighbors, but Iran's port is given to India, also because the blockade by the Americans is too serious, and they also think that giving this port to India will help their own domestic economy in the future.

This is also for its own benefit, both in terms of money and the regional situation.

Probably to confront India against Pakistan.

Relatively speaking, the reason why it is given to India is also particularly helpless, after all, they have been sanctioned.

This is usually a necessity and is not necessarily voluntary.

Because this is a helpless move, it should have been forced to give it to India.

Iranian ports to India are strategically motivated to maximize profits.

The reason why Iranian ports are given to India is to contain other countries.

Wouldn't it be better if the port of Chabahar was connected to the port of Gwadar?