Pakistani Business Leaders Urge Iran Deal to Restart Border Trade

Pakistani business owners are growing increasingly impatient for a resolution with Iran. The ongoing conflict has halted cross‑border commerce along the extensive Pakistan‑Iran frontier. Traders hope that any agreement, regardless of its details, will end the war. A settlement would allow the resumption of goods shipments between the two nations. It would also reopen oil trade routes that have been suspended. The border stretch provides a long, potentially lucrative corridor for bilateral trade. Pakistani merchants see the deal as essential for economic recovery in border regions. Their pressure adds to regional calls for a swift diplomatic solution.