Iran is considering relocating its capital from Tehran to the Makran region near the Gulf of Oman due to numerous challenges such as traffic congestion, water shortages, and subsidence. The move is being revived by President Masoud Pezeshkian, sparking debate over the historic significance of Tehran and the strategic advantages of Makran. While Makran offers potential economic growth and reduced vulnerability to earthquakes, concerns remain over the financial burden, logistical challenges, and environmental conditions in the region.
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