The Afghanistan-Pakistan Joint Chamber of Commerce emphasizes that Pakistan's decision will increase trade relations between the two countries.
Pakistan's Economic Coordination Committee has approved a trade mechanism to facilitate trade with Afghanistan and Iran.
The Afghanistan-Pakistan Joint Chamber of Commerce emphasizes that Pakistan's decision will increase trade relations between the two countries.
"The decision was made because there are banking problems in Afghanistan and Iran, so the gender-based mechanism was started," said Naqibullah Safi, head of the Afghanistan-Pakistan Joint Chamber of Commerce.
Meanwhile, the Chamber of Commerce and Investments says that Afghanistan has not yet decided on a Pakistani trade solution.
Pakistani journalist reports that under the new strategy developed by the Pakistan Economic Coordination Committee, Pakistani goods will be exchanged for Afghan and Iranian goods and no money will be needed for trade.
"There will be a meeting between the Afghan and Pakistani ministries to address these issues," said Khanjan Alokozai, a member of the Chamber of Commerce and Investment. "If it is approved and a simple mechanism is created, it will be better for our country."
