Meeting of the Ministers of Economy of Iran and Commerce of Pakistan The two countries' emphasis on facilitating the passage of goods and developing commercial cooperation Seyed Ali Madanizadeh, the Minister of Economy and Finance of the Islamic Republic of Iran, in a meeting with Jam Kamal Khan, the Minister of Commerce of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, emphasized the need to improve the level of economic and commercial cooperation between the two countries and facilitate the transportation and transit processes of goods. In this meeting, the two sides, while reviewing the existing capabilities for expanding trade exchanges, emphasized the search for practical solutions to remove the existing obstacles on the way to trade and transportation of goods between Iran and Pakistan. Investigating the problems and obstacles in the movement of trucks at the Rimdan border, more effectively utilizing the capacity of the Mirjava border and allowing for smoother movement and transportation of goods between the two countries were among the issues raised in this meeting. The parties also emphasized the need to strengthen the border infrastructure and develop the capacity of free zones and border zones in order to facilitate trade and increase economic exchanges. Continuous and coordinated activity of the border customs and improvement of the enforcement mechanisms at the entry and exit points of the two countries were also among the other issues discussed at this meeting. In this meeting, both sides emphasized that improving customs coordination and facilitating executive processes can help smooth the flow of trade between the two countries by reducing the time and cost of releasing and moving goods. Read the full text in the government database.

Meeting of the Ministers of Economy of Iran and Commerce of Pakistan The two countries' emphasis on facilitating the passage of goods and developing commercial cooperation Seyed Ali Madanizadeh, the Minister of Economy and Finance of the Islamic Republic of Iran, in a meeting with Jam Kamal Khan, the Minister of Commerce of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, emphasized the need to improve the level of economic and commercial cooperation between the two countries and facilitate the transportation and transit processes of goods. In this meeting, the two sides, while reviewing the existing capabilities for expanding trade exchanges, emphasized the search for practical solutions to remove the existing obstacles on the way to trade and transportation of goods between Iran and Pakistan. Investigating the problems and obstacles in the movement of trucks at the Rimdan border, more effectively utilizing the capacity of the Mirjava border and allowing for smoother movement and transportation of goods between the two countries were among the issues raised in this meeting. The parties also emphasized the need to strengthen the border infrastructure and develop the capacity of free zones and border zones in order to facilitate trade and increase economic exchanges. Continuous and coordinated activity of the border customs and improvement of the enforcement mechanisms at the entry and exit points of the two countries were also among the other issues discussed at this meeting. In this meeting, both sides emphasized that improving customs coordination and facilitating executive processes can help smooth the flow of trade between the two countries by reducing the time and cost of releasing and moving goods. Read the full text in the government database.