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Nooruddin Azizi and the Governor of Sistan Discuss Expansion of Trade and TransitNooruddin Azizi and the Governor of Sistan Discuss Expansion of Trade and Transit

Nooruddin Azizi, the Minister of Industry and Commerce of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, met with the governor of Iran’s Sistan and Baluchestan province to discuss strengthening economic relations, expanding bilateral trade, and increasing transit capacity between Kabul and Tehran.


During the meeting—which took place at the Milak border crossing—the two sides reviewed the current state of trade and transit at the Milak–Abrisham crossing and emphasized the need to remove existing obstacles and enhance operational cooperation.


In a press release, the Ministry of Industry and Commerce stated that Mr. Azizi highlighted the strategic role of the Milak border in connecting Afghanistan to key regional markets and stressed the importance of providing additional facilities for traders and commercial vehicles. 


Police Radio 

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