Iran starts inland clearance Border-to-inland transport

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IRINN announces that direct transport of goods from borders has begun. Economy minister Seyed Ali Madanizadeh explains that initial checks occur at the border, goods then transit inland and the main customs procedures occur at inland offices, with the aim of easing truck movement. He says the customs portion currently averages about three days or precisely seventy-three hours and seeks further reductions. The report distinguishes a claimed operational start from the still prospective time-saving target; the exact implementation-start date is unstated.

IRINN announces that direct border-to-inland transport has begun. Madanizadeh explains preliminary border checks followed by main customs procedures at inland offices. He gives a current average of seventy-three hours for the customs portion and seeks further reductions. Claimed implementation is distinct from the still prospective time-saving target; the operational-start day is unstated.