Pakistan, Turkey push ITI rail corridor to boost Iran trade
Nasir Kazmi
Press TV, Islamabad
Pakistan and Turkey have agreed to work towards the early revival of the Islamabad-Tehran-Istanbul freight train service, a move expected to strengthen regional connectivity and facilitate trade across West Asia and Europe.
The development comes as Pakistan and Iran intensify efforts to increase their annual bilateral trade to $10 billion.
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