Khosravi Border Crossing is a significant western gateway in the Hormuz Graph because it links Kermanshah Province to Iraq through the Qasr-e Shirin border economy, connecting road freight, customs activity, pilgrim movement, trade services, and warehousing demand. Its role differs from Bashmaq’s Iraqi Kurdistan orientation: Khosravi is more tied to central Iraq-facing routes and Kermanshah’s position as a western logistics base. The asset connects merchants, transport operators, border-service firms, and export-import flows in a sanctions- and compliance-sensitive corridor.