The Ministry of Industry and Commerce of Afghanistan announced that the acting minister of the ministry, in a meeting with the Pakistani ambassador in Kabul, emphasized the need for closer cooperation and taking joint measures to facilitate the process of trade and transit of goods between the two countries.
Publish dateSunday 13 April 2025 - 09:14
Story Code : 312530
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: The press office of the Ministry of Industry and Commerce of Afghanistan announced in a press release that Nooruddin Azizi, acting minister of the ministry, met with Obaidur Rahman Nizamani, ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan in Kabul, and discussed and exchanged views on increasing coordination in the bilateral trade sector and resolving challenges in the transit of goods.
In this meeting, the parties emphasized that joint measures and closer cooperation should be taken to facilitate the process of trade and transit between the two countries.
This comes at a time when Islamabad-Kabul relations are facing many challenges in various sectors, especially trade, and the tense actions of the Pakistani government have had a negative impact on the trade relations between the two countries.
However, the Afghan Ministry of Industry and Commerce and the Pakistani Ambassador have expressed hope that with joint efforts and greater coordination, the existing problems will be resolved and trade and transit cooperation will improve.
The press office of the Afghan Ministry of Industry and Commerce announced in a press release that Nooruddin Azizi, the acting minister of the ministry, met with Obaidur Rahman Nizamani, the ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan in Kabul, and discussed and exchanged views on increasing coordination in the bilateral trade sector and resolving existing challenges in the transit route of goods.
In this meeting, the parties emphasized that joint measures and closer cooperation should be taken to facilitate the trade and transit process between the two countries.
This comes at a time when Islamabad-Kabul relations are facing many challenges in various sectors, especially trade, and the tense actions of the Pakistani government have had a negative impact on the trade relations between the two countries.
However, the Afghan Ministry of Industry and Commerce and the Pakistani Ambassador have expressed hope that with joint efforts and greater coordination, existing problems will be resolved and trade and transit cooperation will improve.
In this meeting, the parties emphasized that joint measures and closer cooperation should be taken to facilitate the process of trade and transit between the two countries.
This comes at a time when Islamabad-Kabul relations are facing many challenges in various sectors, especially trade, and the tense actions of the Pakistani government have had a negative impact on the trade relations between the two countries.
However, the Afghan Ministry of Industry and Commerce and the Pakistani Ambassador have expressed hope that with joint efforts and greater coordination, the existing problems will be resolved and trade and transit cooperation will improve.
The press office of the Afghan Ministry of Industry and Commerce announced in a press release that Nooruddin Azizi, the acting minister of the ministry, met with Obaidur Rahman Nizamani, the ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan in Kabul, and discussed and exchanged views on increasing coordination in the bilateral trade sector and resolving existing challenges in the transit route of goods.
In this meeting, the parties emphasized that joint measures and closer cooperation should be taken to facilitate the trade and transit process between the two countries.
This comes at a time when Islamabad-Kabul relations are facing many challenges in various sectors, especially trade, and the tense actions of the Pakistani government have had a negative impact on the trade relations between the two countries.
However, the Afghan Ministry of Industry and Commerce and the Pakistani Ambassador have expressed hope that with joint efforts and greater coordination, existing problems will be resolved and trade and transit cooperation will improve.
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