ISLAMABAD – Sigh of relief for traders as Pakistan reopened its key Gabd-Rimdan border crossing with Iran, allowing return of commercial shipments, LPG and food supplies. The border reopening follows security measures and operation in which 10 militants were reportedly killed, offering fresh hope of easing LPG shortages and rising prices, although uncertainty continues over The post Pakistan-Iran Trade resumes after 7-Day Gabd-Rimdan Shutdown amid Terror Attack appeared first on Daily Pakistan English News.



