Pakistan, Iran seek to turn diplomatic momentum into economic gains
Ghanwa Mohiuddin
Press TV, Islamabad
Pakistan and Iran are seeking to expand bilateral trade following a series of high-level engagements, but analysts say financial restrictions and implementation challenges continue to limit economic cooperation. Our correspondent Ghanwa Mohiuddin reports from Islamabad.
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