Afghanistan-Pakistan trade body urges Islamabad to reopen border crossings
According to Makda, transporters are now forced to pay between $150 to $200 per day for demurrage and detention charges.
According to Makda, transporters are now forced to pay between $150 to $200 per day for demurrage and detention charges.
The export basket ranged from dried fruits and nuts — including pistachios, pine nuts, walnuts, almonds, and raisins.
Azizi said their decision to restrict trade with Pakistan was not taken, but was driven by necessity in response to.
According to the ministry, business representatives from several nations, including Iran, have joined the event.
Cargo rates for shipments to and from Delhi will be lowered significantly, with export goods to be charged at $1.
The ongoing closures have crippled commerce, stranded thousands of traders, and intensified economic pressure on both sides of the border.
The visit includes a tour of regional economic infrastructure and participation in the Iran-Afghanistan Joint Economic Commission meeting.
Estimates suggest Pakistan has already lost access to a market worth more than $1 billion in Afghanistan.
The ministry said that after that period, such imports will no longer be processed through customs — effectively blocking them.
The Paranda hydropower project, located in the mountainous province north of Kabul, is designed to generate up to 4 megawatts.