At present, Iran has 11.000 km railway lines; Under construction lines: 6.500 km Our program is to increase the present annual transport of : 27 million passengers to around 40 million passengers 41 million tons of freight to 92 million tons until the end of 2020; Under-way high speed rail projects: Tehran - Isfahan: 409 km in length with the operational speed of 250 km/h ; electrifying of Tehran-Mashad double track line: 926 km in length and increasing the present speed of 160 km to 200 km. Presently Iranian Railways carries annually: 12 million tons of international transport out of which 7.5 million is related to the export by rail 3 million tons to import by rail 1/5 tons to transit This amount will increase to 25 million tons in the vision of 2020. International and Regional Corridors passing through the territory of I.R. Iran The Railways of the Islamic Republic of Iran (RAI) Iran Railway connection to other railways Jolfa Razi Inche Boroon Astara AmirAbad Port Sarakhs Shamtigh Khosravi Shlamche Khorramshahr port Imam Port Mirjaveh Existing Under construction Bandar Abas port Chahba har CIS Countries Corridor – Sarakhs Border- Bandar Abbas Port in the South of Iran En-route countries: Kazakhstan-Uzbekistan-Turkmenistan-Iran (Sarakhs Bandar Abbas) The route length: 3756 km, thereof Iran(1619 km), Turkmenistan (449 km), Uzbekistan (732 km), Kazakhstan (956 km) Russia Aktau Uzen Gyzlgaya Bereket Etrek Incheh Bron Gorgan Bandar Abbas En-route countries: Russia – Kazakhstan – Turkmenistan – Iran (Inche Brun) North-South Corridor Connection to Azerbaijan and Russia to then towards Eastern Europe (Bandar Abbas – Moscow – Helsinki) Tariffs for Transportation of Containers on Iran, Azerbaijan and Russian Railways China – Kazakhstan – Turkmenistan – Iran to Europe (Silk Road Branch) − East-West (Approved by ECO) Incheh Bron Sarakhs Tehran The route approximate length: 10.400 km Time reduction: 14 days from Ivou in China to Tehran Time reduction compared to sea route: 30 days Persian Gulf – Iran - Armenia - Georgia - Black Sea – Bulgaria - Greece Mumbai to Poti/Batumi through AmirAbad Poti Batumi Mumbai To Poti/Batumi through Astara Poti Batumi Route Distance Cost in $ Time 20f 40f Total (Through Poti) 5527 KM 2190 2885 13 Days Total (Through Batumi) 5563 KM 2906 2205 13 Days East – West Pakistan-Iran-Turkey-Europe Corridor (Istanbul, Tehran, Islamabad (ITI) approved by ECO, UNESCAP,OTIF Tehran – Germany Corridor The most important corridors International Rail Corridors passing through territory of Iran Ports connected to the rail network of Iran 1) Bandar Abbas Port 2) Imam Khomeini Port I.R.IRAN 3) Khorramshahr Port Khorramshahr Imam Khomeini port Abbas port Chabahar port 4) Amir Abad Port Iran Logistics Road Map 21 Land and sea joint border with 15 countries AsiaEurope Crossroad Bridging CIS with open waters Rail connection to Northern& Southern Ports Safety and security of the route Unique location Located along EastWest Corridor Member to rail profession al Org. Applying Int’l transport rules Located along NorthSouth Corridor APRIN Dry port - 20 km away from Tehran Regions requested for building and developing dry ports Aslan Duz Aras Sahlan Astara Inche Boroun Buin Zahra Hamedan Sarakhs Special Economic Zone Shahroud Aprin Region Tehran Imam-Khomeini Airport Khorasan Sarakhs Special Economic Zone Khorasan Shahid Motahari Station Qom Salafchegan Special Economic Zone Khuzestan Motahari Kerman ImamKhomeini Airport Garmsar Arvand Free Zone Sahlan Special Economic Zone Sirjan Special Economic Zone Fars Shahid Dastgheib (Shiraz) International Airport Sistan and Baluchestan Zahedan Support Center Requests from other provinces Kashan Province Ardestan Andimeshk province East Azerbaijan Salafchegan Kermanshah Regions in Intergovernmental Agreement (ESCAP) Nain Sistan Pishgaman Arvand Pol-e Fasa Shiraz Airport Sirjan Zahedan Region Tehran Aprin Isfahan Sistan Station Isfahan Nain Isfahan Ardestan Isfahan Kashan Yazd (Mehriz) Pishgaman Fars Pol-e Fasa Semnan Shahroud Semnan Garmsar East Azerbaijan Aras Free Zone Kermanshah Kermanshah Golestan Incheh Boroun Lorestan Andimeshk Hamedan Jahan Abad Qazvin Buin Zahra Gilan Astara Ardabil Aslan Duz Thank you for your attention!