New Delhi, June 5 -- Pakistan's geographic location connects South Asia, Central Asia, and the Middle East. Which makes it an attractive trade partner and a natural conduit for the movements of goods in the region. This geographic potential can make it a beacon of regional integration. Afghanistan lies in the heart of South-Central Asia and is landlocked by six countries. It indirectly requires access to seaports via Pakistan to establish a foothold in the global market.
To facilitate the smooth flow of trade between Pakistan and Afghanistan, a legal framework was essential. Pakistan and Afghanistan's transit trade agreement (APTTA) was signed in 1965 and 2010. It was intended that this agreement would enhance trade by providing access t...
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