Annual trade between Pakistan and Iran aims to reach $ 8 billion

The annual trade between Pakistan and Iran has been scheduled to reach $ 8 billion. Federal Commerce Minister Jam Kamal and Iran’s Industries Minister, Ear and Trade Minister Mohammad Attabak met in Islamabad, which agreed to give a new dimension to bilateral trade. Jam Kamal said that the time has come to accelerate trade relations with Iran, it is time to convert geographical proximity to trade benefits. Pakistan and Iran called upon to increase mutual border cooperation, while the Joint Economic Commission agreed to expedite the next meeting. A new series of B2B meetings began with an atmosphere of faith between traders of Iran and Pakistan. In this regard, it was agreed to hold a meeting soon at a Joint Economic Commission meeting. The federal minister said that regional trade is required and relations with neighboring countries are important, business is not just a business, but a symbol of public relations. The Iranian minister said that the trust between the traders of the two countries is welcome. The full use of trade transit between Pakistan and Iran was also emphasized. Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan said that brother -in -law relations between Pakistan and Iran are moving towards new heights, Pak -ray friendship is an expression of business, culture and brotherhood. People of Pakistan and Iran are bound by historical, cultural and linguistic relations. The Iranian minister said that business cooperation is necessary to strengthen brother’s relationship, close relations between the two countries will create stability in the region. Traders of Pakistan and Iran fully trust each other. Pakistan and Iran agreed to increase bilateral trade and border cooperation, while emphasizing practical steps from Iran to increase Pakistani exports. Similarly, bilateral agreements were agreed on the B2B meetings and the exchange of the business delegation. Cooperation in agriculture, energy, livestock and logistics fields was discussed, while Iran was indicated to promote Pakistani IT and professional services. The better use of boundary features and emphasis was on business routes.