Trade acceleration between Pakistan and Iran received renewed commitment after Federal Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan met with Iranian Industry, Mines, and Trade Minister Mohammad Atabak. The discussion occurred during Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian's official state visit. Both nations agreed to eliminate border obstacles while establishing trust-based partnerships across major economic sectors. Regional and global changes have strengthened ties between these historically connected countries. Government officials and private businesses from both sides demonstrated enthusiasm for expanded cooperation.
Minister Atabak commended Pakistan's proactive approach toward facilitating cross-border commerce. The ministers established an ambitious $8 billion target for annual trade volume between their countries. Plans advanced for creating a joint free trade zone at the Rimdan-Gabd border crossing. Pakistani representatives will travel to the border location within weeks to assess implementation progress. These developments represent significant steps toward deeper economic integration between the neighboring nations.
Minister Atabak commended Pakistan's proactive approach toward facilitating cross-border commerce. The ministers established an ambitious $8 billion target for annual trade volume between their countries. Plans advanced for creating a joint free trade zone at the Rimdan-Gabd border crossing. Pakistani representatives will travel to the border location within weeks to assess implementation progress. These developments represent significant steps toward deeper economic integration between the neighboring nations.
