Pakistan reopens border crossing with Iran after week-long closure
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Pakistan has reopened an important border crossing with Iran after it remained closed for a week. Following this decision, travel and trade activities between the two countries have resumed.
The closure of the crossing caused difficulties for people doing business near the border. According to businesspeople, the delivery of goods had stopped, which had a negative effect on their businesses.
Customs agents were also affected by the closure. Because the crossing was shut, their work remained suspended and many paperwork processes were also halted.
The reopening of the crossing has created hope in business circles that border trade will soon return to normal. People on both sides of the border will now be able to continue their work and the movement of goods again.
Sources: Arab News PK
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