JALALABAD (Pajhwok): Afghanistan and Pakistan have signed an agreement on transit trade, allowing truckers from both countries to take goods to all cities.
The Afghanistan Ministry of Transport and Aviation on Monday said the agreement called ‘TAD’ with Pakistan granted permission to commercial vehicles of both countries to enter all cities in the two countries for the next six months.
The agreement comes after passports and visas for drivers were declared mandatory, but Afghan drivers faced problems in getting in Pakistani visas, so they stopped travelling to Pakistan.
Nangarhar businesspeople think this agreement is a short-term solution to the . . .
