Azerbaijan, Baku, May 5/Trend M. Moezzi
Iran considers building a 700-kilometer freeway along its Caspian Sea coastline.
An Iranian consortium and its Danish partner are doing implementation studies for the project, Fars news agency reports.
The 700-kilometer freeway would stretch from the north-western city of Astara, which sits on the border with the Republic of Azerbaijan, to the province of North Khorasan which borders Turkmenistan in the north-east. The final details of the freeway, whether it will be one or two level and next to the sea or in foothills haven't been decided yet.
The Khatam al-avsiya construction headquarters is building a 10 kilometer section of the freeway on a test basis.