Summary
- A decision has been taken to reopen all border crossings and transit routes between Pakistan and Afghanistan, following a meeting chaired by Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi with senior officials and representatives of the business community.
- The meeting discussed measures to remove obstacles affecting bilateral trade and facilitate the movement of goods between the two countries.
- Officials and business representatives agreed that reopening the routes would help address difficulties faced by traders and support economic activity on both sides of the border.
A decision has been taken to reopen all border crossings and transit routes between Pakistan and Afghanistan, following a meeting chaired by Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi with senior officials and representatives of the business community.
The meeting discussed measures to remove obstacles affecting bilateral trade and facilitate the movement of goods between the two countries.
Participants also stressed the need to restore normal economic ties and improve trade relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
The meeting further focused on making legal travel between the two countries easier and more convenient for their citizens.
Officials and business representatives agreed that reopening the routes would help address difficulties faced by traders and support economic activity on both sides of the border.
The government also emphasised the importance of reducing unnecessary hurdles in trade and movement while ensuring that legal procedures remain in place.
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