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

Pakistan and Iran have agreed to boost their annual bilateral trade to a significant USD 8 billion. The landmark deal, announced Sunday, August 3, 2025, aims to strengthen economic ties and improve regional connectivity. This comes nearly two years after the cross-border conflict impacted trade relations between the two nations.

The Express Tribune reported the development, highlighting the agreement’s potential to revitalize both economies. The ambitious target signals a renewed commitment to bilateral cooperation.

This significant increase in trade volume is expected to create new opportunities for businesses and potentially ease some of the economic pressures faced by both countries. The success of this initiative will be closely watched, particularly given the ongoing regional instability. Experts believe that the deal could serve as a model for improved regional cooperation.

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