TEHRAN – The tenth meeting of the Iran-Pakistan border trade committee has kicked off in Quetta.
The meeting aims to boost commercial exchanges, speed up transportation and facilitate customs affairs between the Islamic Republic and Pakistan.
Ways of furthering border cooperation and utilizing the barter mechanism are to be discussed in the meeting.
The committee is also to exchange views on combating smuggling and adopting a joint measure to enhance commercial cooperation.
The previous round of the meeting was held in Zahedan, Iran.