ISLAMABAD: (HRNW) Pakistan wants comprehensive connectivity with Afghanistan, Adviser to Prime Minister on Commerce Abdul Razzaq Dawood said on Monday.
Dawood was speaking in the inaugural session of Pakistan Afghanistan Transit Trade Coordination Authority (PATTCA), which was co-chaired by Afghanistan’s Commerce Minister Nisar Ahmed.
“We want a complete mutual access for goods and vehicles between the two countries,” Dawood further said.
“We want Pakistan’s access to Central Asia via Afghanistan”, he added.
He said that Uzbekistan’s commerce minister also arriving here tomorrow.
“Our trade has witnessed decrease but it has registered recovery in past two months,” he said adding that positive steps being taken for regional connectivity.
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