Trade gate: Pak-Iran border officials to meet
The officials will discuss issues surrounding the reopening of the Zero-Point trade gate at the Pakistan-Iran border.
CHAGHI:
A meeting of Pak-Iran border officials has been convened for November 20.
The officials will discuss issues surrounding the reopening of the Zero-Point trade gate at the Pakistan-Iran border. Deputy Commissioner Chaghi Dr Tufail Baloch told the media that he had written a letter to Iranian border officials, demanding the immediate reopening of the trade gate.
The Iranian officials agreed to attend the meeting being held in Taftan, a border town of Pakistan to discuss bilateral trade between the two countries via Zero-Point. Iran had closed the trade gate on September 22 for construction activities.
Published in The Express Tribune, November 12th, 2011.
A meeting of Pak-Iran border officials has been convened for November 20.
The officials will discuss issues surrounding the reopening of the Zero-Point trade gate at the Pakistan-Iran border. Deputy Commissioner Chaghi Dr Tufail Baloch told the media that he had written a letter to Iranian border officials, demanding the immediate reopening of the trade gate.
The Iranian officials agreed to attend the meeting being held in Taftan, a border town of Pakistan to discuss bilateral trade between the two countries via Zero-Point. Iran had closed the trade gate on September 22 for construction activities.
Published in The Express Tribune, November 12th, 2011.