Qom Logistics Hub matters in the Hormuz Graph because Qom sits on one of Iran’s most important central road corridors, between Tehran, Isfahan, Arak, Kashan, and southern routes. Its role connects road freight, warehousing, pilgrimage-related consumption, industrial distribution, and capital-region supply chains without the congestion profile of Tehran. The asset is relevant for understanding how goods move through central Iran, where Qom can function as a consolidation, redistribution, and service point for companies serving both Tehran’s demand base and central industrial markets.