Islamabad/Tehran Iran Pakistan trade relations are entering a new and more active phase this year, as both neighboring countries work to triple their bilateral trade volume from roughly $3 billion to an ambitious $10 billion target. Officials from both sides have signed a series of agreements covering ports, logistics, agriculture and border trade, signaling that Iran Pakistan trade relations are no longer confined to informal border exchange but are shifting toward structured, long-term economic cooperation. Background Iran Pakistan trade relations have deep roots that go back to 1947, when Iran…
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