22nd Iran-Pakistan joint economic commission kicks off in Tehran
Gisoo Misha Ahmadi
Presstv, Tehran
Tehran and Islamabad are taking significant steps to strengthen bilateral relations, as the 22nd meeting of their Joint Economic Commission kicks off after a three-year pause.
The two nations are aiming to boost trade and cooperation across a wide range of sectors, setting their sights on a ten-billion-dollar goal.
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