KANDAHAR CITY (Pajhwok): Businessmen in southern Kandahar province want the Spin Boldak border crossing to remain open 24 hours for trade and commerce activities.
They stressed the need for resolving the issues being encountered by businesspeople on both sides of the Durand Line does not recognise as a formal border.
Eng. Abdul Baqi Beena, deputy head of the Kandahar Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI), told Pajhwok Afghan News that businessmen in the south wanted the Spin Boldak crossing to remain open.
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