Iran receives first China cargo shipment via Kazakhstan
Staff Writer | January 21, 2019
This is the first time China exported its commodities via land to Iran through the Central Asian country of Kazakhstan to be later sent by sea, Trend reports citing IRNA.Article continues below ■ What to read next
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