Pakistan, Aug. 5 -- Pakistan and Iran have agreed to strengthen border trade by keeping shared border facilities operational around the clock. The move aims to improve trade flows, logistics, and economic cooperation between the two countries.

The agreement was reached during a meeting between Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Iran's Industry, Mine and Trade Minister Syed Mohammad Atabak in Islamabad. The Iranian minister led a six-member delegation during the talks.

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