KABUL can serve as a new route for the transit of Iranian goods to Central Asian countries, especially Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, says a diplomat.
Iran's commercial attaché in Kabul said on Saturday the use of Afghanistan's capacity to transit goods to Uzbek and Tajik markets was of special significance in the current situation.
IRNA quoted Mahdi Javanmard Qassab as saying: "Since Afghanistan is a member of the Carne Tir Convention, Iran can make use of the capacity of Afghan firms to transport goods to . . .
