Officials of the country's Ministry of Industry and Trade have said that a high-level Pakistani business delegation headed by Khorram Agha, Deputy Minister of Commerce of this country, will travel to Kabul tomorrow to discuss issues related to bilateral trade.
Publish dateMonday 25 March 2024 - 10:13
Story Code : 287795
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: "Abdul Salam Javad", the spokesman of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, confirmed in an interview with the media on Sunday (5 Hamal) that the delegation headed by Khorram Agha, Deputy Minister of Trade of Pakistan, will travel to Kabul tomorrow.
It has been said that this delegation is going to take joint measures to remove obstacles to transit and trade along the border crossings between Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Mohammad Zubair, executive director of the Pakistan Trade Development Authority, said: "Yes, a high-level delegation headed by the Minister of Commerce of Pakistan will visit Kabul on March 25 to build trust and strengthen confidence and ensure the flow of trade between the two neighbors."
This official of the Trade Development Department of Pakistan pointed to last week's air attack by Pakistan on parts of Afghanistan and said that relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan have been on a downward trend for a long time.
The executive director of Pakistan Trade Development Authority further said: "I hope this trip will lead to bilateral cooperation between the two countries." "Both countries should review their policies to facilitate trade, reduce restrictions and simplify transit at border points."
Meanwhile, Akhundzadeh Abdul Salam Javad, the spokesman of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the country, in a conversation with the media, confirmed the planned visit of the Pakistani delegation and accused Islamabad of complicating bilateral trade issues.
According to Fars and reported by Arab News, the spokesman of the country's Ministry of Industry and Trade said: "The talks are focused on the unnecessary delay of cargo shipments by Pakistan, emphasis on having documents for the transit of heavy containers and Islamabad's rules for Afghan drivers to obtain Pakistani visas." will be".
According to the spokesperson of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, a year ago, between 1,500 and 2,000 trucks entered Afghanistan from Pakistan daily, but "improper restrictions by Pakistan's border and trade authorities with new laws have made trade almost impossible" and the number of Pakistani shipments to 700 has been reduced.
The spokesman of the Ministry of Industry and Trade added that due to trade problems with Pakistan, Afghanistan's trade with Iran through Chabahar port has been very prosperous.
The visit of this delegation of Pakistan's Ministry of Commerce to Kabul is scheduled to take place while the relations between the two countries have become dark in recent months.
Last week, Pakistan carried out attacks inside Afghanistan, which caused a sharp reaction from the authorities of the Islamic Emirate.
It has been said that this delegation is going to take joint measures to remove obstacles to transit and trade along the border crossings between Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Mohammad Zubair, executive director of the Pakistan Trade Development Authority, said: "Yes, a high-level delegation headed by the Minister of Commerce of Pakistan will visit Kabul on March 25 to build trust and strengthen confidence and ensure the flow of trade between the two neighbors."
This official of the Trade Development Department of Pakistan pointed to last week's air attack by Pakistan on parts of Afghanistan and said that relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan have been on a downward trend for a long time.
The executive director of Pakistan Trade Development Authority further said: "I hope this trip will lead to bilateral cooperation between the two countries." "Both countries should review their policies to facilitate trade, reduce restrictions and simplify transit at border points."
Meanwhile, Akhundzadeh Abdul Salam Javad, the spokesman of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the country, in a conversation with the media, confirmed the planned visit of the Pakistani delegation and accused Islamabad of complicating bilateral trade issues.
According to Fars and reported by Arab News, the spokesman of the country's Ministry of Industry and Trade said: "The talks are focused on the unnecessary delay of cargo shipments by Pakistan, emphasis on having documents for the transit of heavy containers and Islamabad's rules for Afghan drivers to obtain Pakistani visas." will be".
According to the spokesperson of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, a year ago, between 1,500 and 2,000 trucks entered Afghanistan from Pakistan daily, but "improper restrictions by Pakistan's border and trade authorities with new laws have made trade almost impossible" and the number of Pakistani shipments to 700 has been reduced.
The spokesman of the Ministry of Industry and Trade added that due to trade problems with Pakistan, Afghanistan's trade with Iran through Chabahar port has been very prosperous.
The visit of this delegation of Pakistan's Ministry of Commerce to Kabul is scheduled to take place while the relations between the two countries have become dark in recent months.
Last week, Pakistan carried out attacks inside Afghanistan, which caused a sharp reaction from the authorities of the Islamic Emirate.
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