Iran, Pakistan target $10 billion in bilateral trade by 2028
Nasir Kazmi
Press TV, Islamabad
Iran and Pakistan plan to raise bilateral trade to $10 billion before 2028, aimed at transforming economic ties into a strategic partnership.
That came during the official visit of Iran’s Agricultural Minister Gholamreza Nourozi Ghezeljeh to Pakistan on Tuesday. There, he held high-level meetings aimed at boosting bilateral cooperation in trade and agriculture.
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