However, despite having remained there for several weeks, these trucks have yet to be unloaded or cleared, further complicating the movement of goods and the smooth flow of bilateral trade.
Finally, I would like to emphasize that cross-border trade between Iran and Pakistan is an integral part of the bilateral agreements reached at the highest levels. It serves the mutual interests of both countries and their people.
Iran has made every possible effort, leaving no stone unturned, to facilitate and promote this essential bilateral trade.
We remain committed to continuing these efforts in close coordination with our Pakistani counterparts to overcome existing challenges, facilitate the movement of goods, and strengthen economic cooperation between our two brotherly countries.
The Iranian ambassador to Pakistan has stated that commercial trade between the two nations has essentially come to a standstill.
It seems reasonable to think that Pakistan might also be exploring other energy options to meet its needs.
Let's see if Ankara can withstand American pressure. The Turkish border has become essential to the Iranians at this point. Why? Because the Russians won't do sh't for Iran. The Caspian Sea is not an emergency exit if the Russians are pushing against the door from the other side.
