IRISL Moves 3k Tons of Goods, 114 TUEs Along INSTC in 2 Months

The Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Lines has transported 3,000 tons of goods and 114 TEUs of containers along the International North-South Transportation Corridor (INSTC) from May 22 to July 23, the state-owned transportation giant has announced.
IRISL uses its fleet to transport goods from Central Asia along the corridor to Iran’s Caspian ports. From there, it carries the shipments via rail and road to Iran’s southern ports, IRNA reported.
The shipping group has assigned 300 containers to transport goods between Russia and India, and if the demand increases, the number of these containers will increase continuously.
IRISL has moved to extend its network by facilitating the transport of Russian goods to India via the INSTC, a land-sea corridor passing through a dozen countries to bypass Western sanctions against Russia.