8 Billion Dollar Trade Deal: Pak-Iran Aim for Economic Revival

Pakistan and Iran have agreed to set their annual bilateral trade target at a substantial USD 8 billion. This landmark decision, announced on Sunday, August 3, 2025, comes nearly two years after the cross-border conflict between the two nations.

The agreement, reported by The Express Tribune, signifies a major step towards strengthening economic cooperation and improving regional connectivity. Both countries see this as crucial for post-conflict recovery and growth.

This ambitious target aims to boost economic activity on both sides of the border, creating jobs and fostering development. The deal is expected to significantly impact trade relations in the region.

The success of this initiative will be closely watched, not only regionally but also by international observers, as it could serve as a model for post-conflict economic reconciliation and cooperation in other volatile areas. Its impact on regional stability and economic growth will be keenly observed in the coming years.

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