The government of Azerbaijan has announced the construction of a new power transmission line that will connect the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic with the East Zangezur region through the territory of Iran. The initiative aims to strengthen cross-border electricity cooperation regional energy security. while enhancing The project was discussed during a recent meeting of the State Commission for Economic, Trade and Humanitarian Cooperation between the two nations. The infrastructure is designed to serve as a strategic asset, enhancing regional grid stability and facilitating more efficient energy exchange between interconnected systems. Officials stated that the line is expected to foster long-term bilateral relations in the energy sector, aligning with broader regional objectives to enhance power reliability and promote economic collaboration.
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