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इरान र पाकिस्तानबीच सीमा आवागमन तथा व्यापार अस्थायी रूपमा बन्द

इरान र पाकिस्तानबीच सीमा आवागमन तथा व्यापारिक कारोबार अस्थायी रूपमा स्थगित भएको छ। प्राविधिक समस्या र सुरक्षा चासोका कारण पाकिस्तानको वाणिज्य मन्त्रालयले शुक्रबारदेखि लागू हुने गरी यसअघिको व्यापार अनुमति तत्काल फिर्ता लिएको छ, जसले गब्द-रिम्दान र ताफ्तान सीमा नाकाबाट हुने व्यापार रोकिएको छ। बलुचिस्तानका मुख्यमन्त्रीका सल्लाहकार शाहिद रिन्दले नाका बन्द अस्थायी रहेको बताएका छन् भने इरानी समाचार एजेन्सी आईआरएनएका अनुसार दुवै देशका अधिकारी प्राविधिक अवरोध समाधान गरी सीमा सञ्चालन यथाशीघ्र सामान्य बनाउने विषयमा निरन्तर परामर्शमा छन्।

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Iran-Pakistan Border Temporarily Closed Due to Technical Issues and Security Concerns

Kathmandu. Cross-border movement and trade between Iran and Pakistan have been temporarily halted due to technical problems and security concerns....

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  1. Iran, Pakistan temporarily suspend cross-border movement over technical issues, security concerns

    Iranian news agency IRNA reported that Baghaei confirmed that authorities from both nations are in close consultation to address the technical hurdles and ensure border crossings return to normal operations as quickly as possible.

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  2. Pakistan suspends trade with Iran through two key border crossings

    QUETTA: Pakistan has suspended commercial trade with Iran through the Gabd-Rimdan and Taftan border crossings, citing security concerns and efforts to curb smuggling, officials said Saturday. The Ministry of Commerce withdrew its earlier trade authorization with immediate effect on Friday. Shahid Rind, an adviser to the Balochistan chief minister, said the closure was temporary and […]

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