Archive · 4 Aug 2025
Pakistan, Iran Aim for $10 Billion in Annual Trade, Sign Deals
Pakistan and Iran are aiming to increase their trade significantly.
They've agreed to boost trade to $10 billion per year and signed multiple agreements covering various areas like trade, technology, and security.
The leaders also discussed working together on border security and fighting against militants.
Pakistan supports Iran's use of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, and they plan to remove trade barriers to make trade easier.
Pakistan and Iran agreed to increase annual trade to $10 billion.
Twelve agreements were signed covering trade, technology, and security.
Leaders discussed strengthening border security and combating militancy.
Pakistan supports Iran's peaceful use of nuclear energy.
Trade ministers discussed removing trade barriers and improving trade routes.
- Who
- Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian.
- What
- Pakistan and Iran agreed to increase trade to $10 billion and signed twelve agreements.
- When
- The agreements were made on Sunday.
- Where
- Islamabad.
- Why
- To enhance cooperation and increase trade volume.
Pakistan's Stance
International Perspective
Nuclear Program
Pakistan's Stance
Pakistan supports Iran's peaceful nuclear program.
International Perspective
International concerns about Iran's nuclear program exist.
- Participants
- Shehbaz Sharif, Masoud Pezeshkian, Jam Kamal Khan, Mohammad Atabak
- Trade Target
- $10 billion annually
- Agreements
- 12 MoUs signed
- Agreement Areas
- Trade, agriculture, science, technology, and maritime safety
- Current Trade Volume
- $3 billion
Sources
Pakistan supports Iran's right to develop nuclear capability for peaceful purposes
Pakistan Backs Iran’s Right To Peaceful Nuclear Energy In High-Level Talks
Pakistan supports Iran’s right to develop nuclear capability for peaceful purposes
‘Iran has full right to nuclear power,’ says Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif
Pakistan supports Iran's right to develop nuclear capability
Pakistan backs Iran’s right to peaceful nuclear energy as PM Sharif and Pezeshkian sign 12 cooperation deals
Pakistan, Iran agree to increase bilateral trade volume to USD 10 billion annually
