Pakistan’s Commerce Minister, Jam Kamal Khan, has reaffirmed his country’s commitment to completing the Iran-Pakistan Free Trade Agreement (FTA). He highlighted the importance of collaborative efforts between Islamabad and Tehran to resolve trade obstacles. These challenges include streamlining customs procedures and improving border infrastructure to facilitate smoother commerce. Khan’s statement signals a renewed push for stronger economic ties between the two nations. Finalizing the FTA is expected to boost bilateral trade and investment. The move reflects Pakistan’s desire to deepen its economic relationship with Iran amidst regional geopolitical shifts. Ultimately, both countries aim to cultivate a more robust and mutually beneficial economic partnership.