Iğdır is Turkey's three-border province at the junction of Azerbaijan/Nakhchivan, Iran, and Armenia, making the Dilucu border crossing a significant transit point for regional trade. The province produces plastic packaging containers and processes fruits and vegetables for Central Asian and Caucasian markets.
Iğdır is Turkey's three-border province at the junction of Azerbaijan/Nakhchivan, Iran, and Armenia, making the Dilucu border crossing a significant transit point for regional trade. The province produces plastic packaging containers and processes fruits and vegetables for Central Asian and Caucasian markets.