Reza Amiri Mogdam, Tehran's ambassador to Islamabad, announced on Sunday, November 3, in a text posted on the X social network, that Iran has not imposed any restrictions on exports, including liquefied gas, to Pakistan and that Iran's borders with all neighboring countries are open.

Reza Amiri Mogdam, Tehran's ambassador to Islamabad, announced on Sunday, November 3, in a text posted on the X social network, that Iran has not imposed any restrictions on exports, including liquefied gas, to Pakistan and that Iran's borders with all neighboring countries are open.

The Iranian ambassador also wrote that Pakistan allowed Iranian businessmen to send goods to Pakistan by changing the "electronic form" procedure for importing from Iran.

Amiri Moghadam also announced that according to the reports, several hundred trucks carrying liquefied gas entered the GBD area in Pakistan from the Rimdan border, but after several weeks they have not yet been evacuated or evacuated. He saw this situation as causing the disruption of the bilateral trade process.

These statements were made while Tehran previously announced technical problems as the reason for closing the crossing.

Reuters previously reported that the closure of border crossings halted the import of liquefied natural gas from Iran to Pakistan and raised the price of this fuel in that country.