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With which country India has signed a bilateral contract for development and operations ofChabahar port?

With which country India has signed a bilateral contract for development and operations ofChabahar port? Correct Answer Iran

Chabahar seaport is a port located in Gulf of Oman. India has signed a bilateral agreement with Iran to develop and operate this port. Development of this port will reduce India's dependency on Pakistan in terms of contact with Central Asia.

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