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Reza Amiri Mogdam, the ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Pakistan, announced in a message on the X social network that there are no restrictions on the export of Iranian goods to Pakistan, including liquefied gas, and Iran's borders with neighboring countries are open. He saw the changes in the process of issuing the import form of Pakistan as the cause of the disruption in sending the Iranian cargoes and said that consultations are ongoing to solve this problem. Currently, several hundred trucks carrying liquefied gas that entered the Govd region of Pakistan from the Rimdan border have not been evacuated or have been evacuated after several weeks. Amiri Mogdam emphasized that border trade is important to the interests of both countries, and Iran is working with Pakistan to solve existing problems, facilitate the movement of goods and strengthen economic cooperation. He continued: "Closing Pakistan's borders with Iran is not a logical move, nor will it benefit either side."

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Reza Amiri Mogdam, the ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Pakistan, announced in a message on the X social network that there are no restrictions on the export of Iranian goods to Pakistan, including liquefied gas, and Iran's borders with neighboring countries are open. He saw the changes in the process of issuing the import form of Pakistan as the cause of the disruption in sending the Iranian cargoes and said that consultations are ongoing to solve this problem. Currently, several hundred trucks carrying liquefied gas that entered the Govd region of Pakistan from the Rimdan border have not been evacuated or have been evacuated after several weeks. Amiri Mogdam emphasized that border trade is important to the interests of both countries, and Iran is working with Pakistan to solve existing problems, facilitate the movement of goods and strengthen economic cooperation. He continued: "Closing Pakistan's borders with Iran is not a logical move, nor will it benefit either side."

Reza Amiri Mogdam, the ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Pakistan, announced in a message on the X social network that there are no restrictions on the export of Iranian goods to Pakistan, including liquefied gas, and Iran's borders with neighboring countries are open. He saw the changes in the process of issuing the import form of Pakistan as the cause of the disruption in sending the Iranian cargoes and said that consultations are ongoing to solve this problem. Currently, several hundred trucks carrying liquefied gas that entered the Govd region of Pakistan from the Rimdan border have not been evacuated or have been evacuated after several weeks. Amiri Mogdam emphasized that border trade is important to the interests of both countries, and Iran is working with Pakistan to solve existing problems, facilitate the movement of goods and strengthen economic cooperation. He continued: "Closing Pakistan's borders with Iran is not a logical move, nor will it benefit either side."

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