Iran-Pakistan trade
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Iran Approves $228 Million in Foreign Investment at Eighth Annual Review Meeting
At its eighth meeting of the current Iranian calendar year (beginning March 20, 2026), Iran's Foreign Investment Board approved 42 foreign investment applications totaling $228 million.
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Iran Proposes Joint Free Zone with Pakistan to Boost Logistics, Industry and Trade
Iran has proposed establishing a joint free zone with Pakistan at the Rimdan–Gabd border crossing, focusing on logistics, industrial development, and trade. It has called for a public-private partnership model to implement it.
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Iran, Pakistan Stress Expansion of Free Zone Cooperation; Follow Up on China-Pakistan-Iran Corridor
Hossein Forouzan, Secretary of Iran's Supreme Council of Free Trade, Industrial and Special Economic Zones, held a meeting with Omran Ahmed Siddiqui, Pakistan's Ambassador to the Islamic Republic of Iran, during which he emphasized the necessity of strengthening economic and commercial relations between the two countries.
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Iran's Rimdan Border Crossing Sees Fourfold Surge in Truck Traffic
Iran's Customs Administration has reported a fourfold increase in average truck traffic through the Rimdan border crossing in Sistan and Baluchestan Province compared to the previous year, prompting the expansion of customs infrastructure at the strategic trade gateway.