Multimodal freight routes connecting Tehran to international markets

Global Network

Trade connections shaped around real corridors.

From Tehran, we approach international business through regional knowledge, partner coordination, and route-aware planning.

Network approach

One operating base, multiple commercial directions.

Centered on Iran, our working network connects the Middle East, Central Asia, East and South Asia, Europe, Hong Kong, and Southeast Asian markets including Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, and Cambodia.

Indicative map of Iran-centered trade links to China, Hong Kong, Southeast Asia, and other regional markets

Iran-centered business routes

Iran-centered Asia connections
Operating coreTehran, Iran
China & Hong Kong

BeijingXiamenHong Kong

Southeast Asia

SingaporeMalaysiaIndonesiaPhilippinesVietnamThailandCambodia

Indicative business links for coordination and market development; not office designations or guaranteed service coverage.
  1. 01Middle East

    Proximity, regional market context, and established transport links.

  2. 02Central Asia & Caucasus

    Overland corridors and market-specific commercial coordination.

  3. 03East & Southeast Asia

    Business links connecting China and Hong Kong with Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, and Cambodia.

  4. 04Europe

    Product, market, and route coordination for selected commercial opportunities.

Indicative corridor view. Markers show regional priorities—not offices, guaranteed coverage, or completed transactions.

Priority corridors

Regional conversations with global perspective.

Middle East

Proximity, regional market context, and established transport links.

Central Asia & Caucasus

Overland corridors and market-specific commercial coordination.

East & Southeast Asia

Business links connecting China and Hong Kong with Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, and Cambodia.

Europe

Product, market, and route coordination for selected commercial opportunities.

Trade corridor combining port, rail, and road transport

Supply-chain coordination

Keep information moving with the goods.

Strong coordination starts before dispatch. We help bring product details, commercial expectations, route decisions, and partner responsibilities into a shared working picture.

  1. 01Define the trade context
  2. 02Confirm counterpart requirements
  3. 03Review route feasibility
  4. 04Coordinate practical next steps
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International freight and supply chain coordination