Quetta: Pakistan and Iran have taken a significant step to strengthen bilateral ties with the inauguration of a new border crossing at Kohak Cheedgi in Panjgur, Balochistan. The opening of this gateway is expected to boost legal trade, create employment opportunities, and promote economic growth in the region.
This new crossing is part of broader efforts to enhance regional connectivity and cooperation between the two neighboring countries. Officials from both sides have lauded the development as a "game-changer" for local businesses, enabling easier and more efficient movement of goods.
The initiative is seen as a major stride in curbing smuggling and fostering formal trade routes. It is expected to contribute to the socio-economic uplift of border communities and strengthen Pakistan-Iran relations.
Authorities from both sides highlighted the importance of mutual collaboration for regional stability and economic progress.
This new crossing is the latest in a series of measures aimed at reinforcing ties between Islamabad and Tehran, paving the way for a stronger, mutually beneficial partnership.
