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Iran’s northern border customs are vital for connecting the country with Central Asia, Russia, and Europe. This region, defined by its key border crossings and trade hubs, facilitates the flow of goods and services that bolster regional economic integration.

Key Customs Points:

Customs of Astara: Situated on the Caspian Sea, Astara customs is a crucial crossing for trade between Iran and Azerbaijan. It serves as a major entry point for goods moving toward Europe and central parts of the Eurasian continent.

Customs of Incheh Borun: Located in Golestan Province, Incheh Borun is one of the most important trade hubs linking Iran to Turkmenistan and, through it, to broader Central Asian markets. It plays an essential role in the export and import of commodities, including agricultural products, vehicles, and machinery.

Economic Role: The northern customs of Iran are gateways that facilitate trade, enhance regional connectivity, and contribute significantly to the national economy. These customs points are undergoing modernization to handle increasing traffic and to align with international trade standards. This focus is crucial for developing the North-South Corridor, which connects Iran with Russia and India, expanding its influence and boosting economic ties across the region.