Ahsan Iqbal Advocates for Economic Corridors in Transport Routes

Ulaanbaatar:Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal has proposed the transformation of transport routes into economic corridors to facilitate the connection of Central Asia with global markets through Pakistan.

According to Radio Pakistan, Iqbal made these remarks during the 25th Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Ministerial Conference.

The Minister emphasized the importance of establishing logistics and production hubs, which would include facilities such as cold storage, packaging, warehousing, and light manufacturing. These developments aim to convert transit traffic into exports and generate employment and economic opportunities for local communities.

Additionally, Ahsan Iqbal highlighted the potential for a digital corridor across the CAREC region, noting that the Pakistan Single Window system offers a basis for phased digital integration with regional partners.

Dry Weather Forecast Across Most Regions

Islamabad:Most parts of the country are expected to experience dry weather over the next twelve hours.

According to Radio Pakistan, the northern areas may see partly cloudy skies, with cold conditions anticipated during the morning and night.

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