Parviz Khan Border Crossing, Border crossing in Diyala Governorate, Iraq
Parviz Khan is a border crossing between Iraq and Iran located in Diyala Governorate. It handles the movement of goods such as construction materials, plastic items, fruits, vegetables, dairy products, and metal goods between the two countries.
Before the Iran-Iraq War from 1980 to 1988, this crossing functioned as the main official passage between the two nations. Following the conflict, it remained a key point for bilateral trade and movement.
The crossing accommodates specific procedures for the Kurdish army of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, reflecting regional political arrangements.
Visitors should expect waiting times at this crossing, particularly during peak traffic periods. It helps to have all required documents and permissions prepared in advance.
Iranian exports through Parviz Khan reached 1.534 million tons from March to October 2023, marking a 23 percent increase.
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