"Indians dare to accept infrastructure trading!" Iranian media reported on February 10 that "an Iranian engineering consulting firm has been awarded a contract in India to be in eastern India, near Bangladesh."

"Indians dare to accept infrastructure trading!" Iranian media reported on February 10 that "an Iranian engineering consulting firm has been awarded a contract in India to carry out a large dam project in eastern India, near the Bay of Bengal." Mahab Ghods, a private company based in Tehran, the capital of Iran, said: "I have won a contract with the Ministry of Water Resources of the Indian state of Orissa and the project will be crucial to the agricultural and environmental development of the region." The Iranian company added: "In the fierce competition from India's top engineering companies, Iranian companies have won infrastructure contracts". The Indian state of Orissa is the 8th largest state in India by area and 11th most populous. With its large agricultural sector, it makes a significant contribution to India's GDP. Iranian media said: "Mahab Qods, a private Iranian company, has always been Iran's elite engineering company in overseas projects. The company has undertaken major infrastructure projects in Sri Lanka, Nigeria, Oman, Zimbabwe and Nepal. According to the company's statement: "The project in Odisha will be the third project of the Iranian private company in India. However, it is indeed "not easy" for Iran to obtain an Indian bid under international sanctions. Of course, more likely is: "India's poor investment environment, poor infrastructure capacity, the international bidders are scared away, there is really no way, in the end only Iranians dare to take orders, India can only dam list to Iran." "#Iran##印度 #