Islamabad/Tehran – Pakistan and Iran have signed multiple cooperation agreements aimed at enhancing bilateral trade and economic ties. The agreements, inked during high-level talks between officials of both countries, focus on expanding border trade, energy collaboration, and infrastructure development.
Leaders from both sides reaffirmed their commitment to deepen economic cooperation despite regional challenges, stressing that stronger trade relations would benefit people on both sides of the border.
The latest pacts come as Islamabad looks to strengthen regional connectivity and Tehran seeks to broaden its trade partnerships amid global economic pressures.
