Pakistan claims that in the past nine months, its exports to Afghanistan have increased by more than 60 percent, reaching a value of over $623 million—nearly double the amount compared to the same period last year.
Despite this, Pakistan’s exports to Afghanistan have grown by nearly half a billion dollars year-on-year.
However, in recent years, Pakistan has systematically closed its border crossings to Afghan export goods such as fresh fruits and other produce, causing heavy financial losses to Afghan farmers and traders.
Why can’t Afghanistan gain stable access to Pakistan’s markets? And why do trade issues between the two countries remain unresolved? Today, we discuss these questions with Pakistani businessman and investor Muzakar Shah Khan. Stay tuned for more.
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