Pakistan, Oct. 6 -- Pakistan has decided to reopen the Badini border crossing with Afghanistan in an effort to boost bilateral trade and enhance regional economic cooperation. The move marks a significant step toward improving cross-border connectivity and strengthening economic relations with Kabul, which have faced challenges due to security and political tensions in recent years.

According to the Foreign Office, Pakistan has formally informed the Afghan authorities about the decision through a letter sent on October 3. The reopening plan was finalized during an inter-ministerial committee meeting held on September 29, where all key stakeholders agreed on the importance of reviving this crucial trade route. Preparations for reopening, ...