Chagai: (RightNow) Trade and movement at the Pakistan-Iran border are temporarily suspended. The decision is due to security concerns and technical issues.

Pakistani officials state the move strengthens border discipline and counter-terrorism measures. The Iranian Foreign Ministry confirms ongoing talks to resolve the issue.

Balochistan Deputy Commissioner Bakhtiar Ismail says trade activities are halted for security reasons. He assures that trade routes will reopen once safety measures are complete.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ismail Baqai reports cross-border movement and goods exchange are stopped due to technical issues and precautions. Both countries’ officials remain in close contact.

It is noteworthy that the border closure poses financial risks to local traders. Traders urge the government to restore economic activities at the border.