Correct option is B
The Chabahar Port is a key strategic agreement involving India, Afghanistan, and Iran. The port aims to establish an international transport and trade corridor, enabling better connectivity for landlocked Afghanistan to global markets and bypassing Pakistan.
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India, Afghanistan, and Iran signed a trilateral agreement to develop Chabahar Port in Iran in 2016. This project enhances trade opportunities for Afghanistan by providing an alternative route to the sea, and it boosts India's access to Central Asia.
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Option (a): Pakistan is not part of the Chabahar agreement. The port was developed in part to circumvent Pakistani territory for trade with Afghanistan and Central Asia.
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Option (c): Iraq is not involved in this agreement. The Chabahar Port is a collaboration specifically between India, Iran, and Afghanistan.
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Option (d): Pakistan is excluded from this agreement due to its geopolitical tensions with India and Afghanistan, and the port was developed to bypass Pakistani territory.
