Pakistan, April 27 -- Pakistan has introduced a new framework allowing the transit of third-country goods to Iran through its territory, marking a significant step toward enhancing regional trade connectivity.

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The initiative, titled the "Transit of Goods through Territory of Pakistan Order 2026," was notified by the Ministry of Commerce and has come into effect nationwide. The framework establishes a regulated mechanism for cargo movement destined for Iran, aligning with existing agreements between the two neighbouring countries.

Under the new policy, six designated transit corridors have been approved, linking key ports such as Karachi Port, Port Qasim and Gwadar Port to border ...