Iran requests Pakistan to assist with container movement at Karachi port
The Iranian Minister of Industry, Mines, and Trade, Mohammad Atabak, called for immediate measures to address the obstacles facing the movement of Iranian containers destined for the Port of Karachi in Pakistan, with the aim of facilitating bilateral trade, which targets reaching $10 billion within a year. He urged the issuance of maritime shipping permits, exemption of containers from storage fees, and the removal of protocol and administrative hurdles to strengthen transit operations and improve the conditions of Karachi, Qasim, and Gawadar ports in regional trade. He affirmed that developing economic relations and expanding land, air, and sea transit routes—particularly by replacing the UAE route with Pakistan—will contribute to enhancing both nations' economies and advancing bilateral and regional trade.
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