Isfahan Metro

The Isfahan Metro is a rapid transit system that serves the city of Isfahan, Iran. The first phase of the Isfahan Metro, Line 1, became operational in October 2015. The development of the Isfahan Metro involved a combination of domestic and international expertise, including cooperation between Iranian construction companies and foreign entities contributing to the implementation of modern metro infrastructure. The project aims not only to provide a convenient and efficient mode of transportation for the residents of Isfahan, but also to reduce the environmental impact of the increasing vehicle traffic in the city.

• Isfahan Metro is the first metro system in Iran which started operations in October 2015.
• The metro serves the city of Isfahan, one of the largest and historically important cities in Iran.
• Line 1 of the Isfahan Metro is approximately 11 kilometers long, connecting the north-west of the city with the south-east.
• The metro system aims to reduce traffic congestion in Isfahan and improve public transportation options for residents.
• Isfahan Metro is designed to accommodate the growing population and meet the growing demand for efficient urban transportation.
• The construction of the Isfahan Metro involved the collaboration of domestic and international companies to implement modern metro infrastructure.
• The metro stations are equipped with modern facilities, including ticketing systems, escalators and other amenities to enhance passenger experience.
• Isfahan Metro plays an important role in reducing air pollution and promoting sustainable transportation in the city.
• The development of the Isfahan Metro is part of Iran's broader efforts to increase urban mobility and public transportation infrastructure in the country's major cities.