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The Pakistani officials are saying that the bilateral trade between Afghanistan and Pakistan has dropped by almost two billion US dollars. Sarhad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) President Zahidullah Shinwari has said the bilateral trade between the two countries reached to $500 million a year.
He said the trade volume between the two neighboring countries was $2.5 billion as he blamed the strained relations between Kabul and Islamabad behind the reducing trade volume between the two countries.
The Afghan officials are saying that the Taliban and Haqqani network leaders are based in the key cities of Pakistan, including Quetta and Peshawar from where they plan and coordinate attacks in Afghanistan.
The US officials have also often criticized Pakistan for remaining reckless to act against the sanctuaries of the terror groups, specifically the Haqqani terrorist network.
On the other hand, the Afghan government has stepped up efforts to find alternative routes to gain access to international markets to boost trade as the key Chabahar Port in Iran started operations during the recent months besides Kabul and New Delhi have launched the air corridor to help Afghan traders gain access to international markets.
https://www.khaama.com/bilateral-trade-between-afghanistan-and-pakistan-drops-by-2-billion-04330
He said the trade volume between the two neighboring countries was $2.5 billion as he blamed the strained relations between Kabul and Islamabad behind the reducing trade volume between the two countries.
The Afghan officials are saying that the Taliban and Haqqani network leaders are based in the key cities of Pakistan, including Quetta and Peshawar from where they plan and coordinate attacks in Afghanistan.
The US officials have also often criticized Pakistan for remaining reckless to act against the sanctuaries of the terror groups, specifically the Haqqani terrorist network.
On the other hand, the Afghan government has stepped up efforts to find alternative routes to gain access to international markets to boost trade as the key Chabahar Port in Iran started operations during the recent months besides Kabul and New Delhi have launched the air corridor to help Afghan traders gain access to international markets.
https://www.khaama.com/bilateral-trade-between-afghanistan-and-pakistan-drops-by-2-billion-04330
