Iranian Commerce Executive Warns Exports to Pakistan Will Stop if US Banking Sanctions Continue; Shipments Already Halted
Payman Sanandaji, head of the Transportation Commission of the Tehran Chamber of Commerce, stated that Iran's exports to Pakistan have been temporarily halted due to US banking sanctions, making banking processes difficult. While imports from Pakistan to Iran continue, their feasibility depends on Pakistan's cooperation. Sanandaji warned that if these restrictions persist, Iran's exports to Pakistan will effectively cease.
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