Pakistan, Aug. 4 -- Pakistan and Iran have reaffirmed their commitment to increase bilateral trade to $10 billion. Officials made the pledge during the 10th session of the Pakistan-Iran Joint Trade Committee in Islamabad. Moreover, both sides agreed to strengthen economic cooperation through practical measures and closer coordination.

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Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan said the two countries should transform their historic ties into a stronger economic partnership. He also urged the early completion of the Pakistan-Iran Free Trade Agreement. Furthermore, he called for removing barriers to border logistics and cargo movement. He said joint border markets and electronic data e...