Pakistan reopens Iran border crossing after week-long suspension of trade
Trade resumed after a week-long suspension that stranded freight vehicles and raised concerns over LPG shortages, officials and traders said.
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BizTocPakistan reopens key border crossing with Iran
TEHRAN, Oct. 25 (MNA) – Pakistan reopened the Gabd-Rimdan crossing with Iran on Saturday, allowing trucks carrying LPG and essential food supplies to resume movement after a suspension that began on October 17.
Pakistan reopens Iran border crossing after week-long suspension of trade
The Gabd-Rimdan border crossing between Pakistan and Iran is back in action, after being closed for a week. This suspension had a significant impact, leading to supply disruptions and increased worries about LPG shortages just as winter sets in. With enhanced security measures now in place, local officials are optimistic that this reopening will ease the strain on traders affected by the border's temporary closure.
According to information received, Pakistan reopened the Gabd-Rimdan border crossing in the Gwadar region and the passage of trucks carrying liquefied gas and essential goods resumed.
The head of the Transportation Commission of the Tehran Chamber of Commerce announced the reopening of the Iran-Pakistan Ramadan trade border, saying: "Except for the Al-Shu'aib border crossing, all other borders between Iran and Iraq are open."
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