ISLAMABAD:

The Pakistan-Iran Joint Economic Commission (JEC) meeting concluded in Tehran on Tuesday with the signing of key protocols, where both sides reaffirmed the resolve to achieve the $10 billion trade target.

The 22nd session of the JEC marked a significant step forward in strengthening economic, commercial and cultural ties between Pakistan and Iran, underscoring a shared commitment to mutual prosperity and enhanced bilateral cooperation.

The Pakistani delegation was led by Federal Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan and the Iranian delegation was headed by Minister for Roads and Urban Development Farzaneh Sadegh.

The session reviewed bilateral relations and agreed on a strong framework for future cooperation. Emphasis was laid on expanding collaboration across various sectors

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