Tehran: Iranian, Armenian, and Indian officials are set to hold a crucial meeting to explore trilateral cooperation in the transportation sector, as confirmed by Iran's ambassador to Yerevan, Mehdi Sobhani. This development is expected to foster enhanced connectivity and collaboration among the three nations. According to Islamic Republic News Agency, the agreement to organize this meeting was reached during discussions in Kapan, the capital of Armenia's Syunik province. The meeting aims to address and strategize on public transportation initiatives that could benefit Tehran, Yerevan, and New Delhi. This initiative reflects the growing importance of regional cooperation in transportation to support economic and infrastructural development. The meeting, once convened, is anticipated to lay the groundwork for future collaborations and partnerships in the transportation sector, potentially transforming the connectivity landscape between these countries. The planned discussions underscore the commitment of Iran , Armenia, and India to strengthen their ties and work together on shared interests and objectives.