Iran commissions controlled-access highways in plethora of local provinces
Today, Iran commissioned 136 kilometers of controlled-access highways across six provinces. The project cost 50 trillion rials (about $87.6 million) and included roads in Markazi, Khuzestan, Yazd, Sistan and Baluchestan, Ilam, and Kurdistan. In total, over $1.65 billion in investments supported various infrastructure projects launched nationwide.
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