Oman/Iran new link…

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The governments of Iran and Oman continue to foster closer relationships with one another, and see trade as a sector with strong growth potential. Already this year, several new shipping links have been established, with the latest comprising a fast ferry service between Khasab and the Iranian ports of Qeshm Island and Shahid Bahonar (old port area of Bandar Abbas).

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