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November 2, 2025

News Desk

Afghanistan’s transit cargo is causing port congestion

Junaid Anwar says Rs12b project to revive Gadani shipbuilding industry KARACHI: Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs Junaid Anwar Chaudhry said the congestion at the port is caused by containers transiting Afghanistan. “Even if port operations stop, we are ready to make this sacrifice, because certain elements are playing a role in undermining the country,” he said. The minister added that once this issue is finally resolved, the pressure on the port will ease. He made these remarks while speaking at the opening ceremony of Maritime Week held at Karachi Port Trust (KPT) on Saturday. The federal minister said that for

October 23, 2025

News Desk

Afghanistan’s transit trade will gradually resume, customs authority says

A man walks near children next to parked vehicles loaded with the belongings of Afghan citizens trying to return home after Pakistan closed border crossings with Afghanistan following exchanges of fire between the nations’ forces, at the border crossing in Chaman, Balochistan, October 16, 2025. — Reuters Transit trade will resume after the ceasefire agreement. Cargo clearance will be completed in three stages. Hundreds of trucks bound for Afghanistan are still stranded. Pakistan is set to resume transit trade of Afghanistan following the recent ceasefire agreement between Islamabad and Kabul, with the Directorate of Transit Trade issuing a phased restoration

April 27, 2025

News Desk

PBF reports that India suffers from a $ 1140 million commercial loss through Pakistan Transit

Listen to the article Pakistan Business Forum officials (PBF) have revealed that India is undergoing trade losses of approximately $ 1.14 billion due to restrictions on the use of Pakistani territory for commercial activities. According to the application, PBF officials emphasized that India exported goods worth about $ 500 million in Pakistan between April 2024 and January 2025, while imports from India were just $ 0.42 million. In addition, the forum noted that Indian goods passing through Pakistan in Afghanistan – estimated at about $ 640 million a year – would also be disturbed, combining India’s trade losses. The business

April 21, 2025

News Desk

The collapse against studies leads to a reduction of 84% in Afghanistan’s transit trade

A general view of border position in Torkham between Pakistan and Afghanistan. – Reuters/file Bilateral goods increases by $ 27% to $ 1,575 billion in July -March. The load forward by 64%, reducing to $ 809 million. The reverse load is also reduced by 46% to record to $ 50 million. Islamabad: Although the trade ties between Pakistan and Afghanistan show signs of revival, the Afghan transit trade through Pakistan has collapsed by 84% after Pakistan’s sweeping collapse, The news Reported on Monday The latest figures from the Customs Department reveal that bilateral trade in goods has increased by 27%

July 18, 2022

The Pakistan Daily

Pak-Afghan bilateral talks today on cooperation in trade & border facilitation

A Pakistani delegation, led by Secretary Commerce Sualeh Ahmed Faruqui, is leaving for Kabul today [Monday], to hold talks with Afghan officials on bilateral cooperation in the areas of trade, transit, transport and border facilitation. According to the details, the delegation will comprise senior officers from the Ministry of Commerce, the Federal Board of Revenue, National Logistic Cell, Ministry of Interior and Power Division. The delegation during its three-day visit will also discuss issues being faced by traders in bilateral and transit trade between the two countries. The visit is a continuation of an ongoing process of bilateral engagements between

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