Mirjaveh Border Crossing is a high-relevance southeastern trade node in the Hormuz Graph because it connects Iran to Pakistan through Sistan and Baluchestan’s road-freight and customs network. Its role links Zahedan’s logistics base, Pakistan-facing commerce, consumer-goods movement, border warehousing, and overland access toward South Asia. Unlike Milak’s Afghanistan orientation, Mirjaveh is important for understanding Pakistan-linked trade feasibility, where customs procedures, security conditions, trucking capacity, and local partner reliability shape execution.