class="apple-converted-space"> Nagorno-Karabakh between Armenia and Azarbaijan, cargo
exchanges through this border dropped sharply. However, in recent years, an
annual average of 150,000 tons of cargo have been cleared from Jolfa border to Turkey,
Azarbaijan republic, and Nakhichevan, Armenia and vice versa through the main roads of Jolfa.
Upon the cessation of hostilities and continuation of settlement talks, as well
as with the opening of the Iran Caucasus railway, it is expected that the border town of Jolfa will
revive its past significance to be not only one of the most important cargo
exchange borders among Iran, the Caucasus and Russia, but will also become one of the greatest cargo transit
routes from Persian Gulf and Central
Asia to Caucasus, Russia and vice versa.
