Chaman Border Crossing Partially Reopens After Pakistan-Afghanistan Ceasefire

Chaman border crossing partially reopens after Pakistan-Afghanistan ceasefire

Chaman border crossing reopens partially after Pakistan-Afghanistan ceasefire, allowing stranded families and containers to move.

Chaman border crossing partially reopens after Pak-Afghan ceasefire

The Chaman border crossing between Pakistan and Afghanistan has partially reopened after a ceasefire, allowing Afghan families and goods to cross. This follows days of violent clashes that led to the border's closure, stranding hundreds of containers. Traders are urging full restoration of trade to prevent further economic losses.

OIC and Egypt welcome Pakistan-Afghanistan ceasefire, hailing steps towards lasting peace

The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) and Egypt have welcomed the ceasefire agreement recently reached between Pakistan and Afghanistan, describing it as a significant step toward regional peace and stability. The OIC General Secretariat congratulated both countries for their efforts in reaching the agreement, announced on October 19, 2025, in Doha under the mediation of Türkiye and Qatar. The organization expressed hope that the agreeme…

Pak-Afghan border reopening brings hope for trade, peace

The Pakistan-Afghanistan border at Chaman in Balochistan has been partially reopened. This comes a day after both countries agreed to a ceasefire. Local sources report that empty Afghan transit vehicles and trucks are allowed to enter Pakistan. Pedestrians are still not permitted to cross. Afghan migrants being sent back from Pakistan have also been allowed to return. Officials confirmed that this permission is temporary. Preparations are also u…

Chaman Border Partially Reopens After Tension

By Syed Sardar Khundai CHAMAN: Following recent tensions at the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, which led to its temporary closure, the Chaman border has now been partially reopened, allowing stranded trucks and containers to return to Pakistan from Afghanistan. According to official sources, 3,291 individuals and 506 families crossed from Pakistan into Afghanistan during the border closure. Speaking to Quetta Voice, Chaman Chamber of Commerce and …