Pakistan activates land routes to sustain Iran trade amid Persian Gulf disruptions
Ghanwa Mohiuddin
Press TV, Islamabad
Pakistan has opened multiple land corridors to facilitate trade with Iran, as disruptions in the Persian Gulf continue to affect maritime routes.
The move is being seen as a key step in maintaining regional connectivity during a period of uncertainty. Our correspondent Ghanwa Mohiuddin reports from Islamabad.
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