04/13/2026
Pakistan has operationalized a new overland transit corridor to Central Asia via Ir@n, marking a significant step toward enhancing regional trade connectivity.
According to Pakistan Customs, the first shipment has successfully departed from Karachi to Tashkent, signaling the start of regular trade movement through the newly established route.
Officials say the corridor will help reduce transit time, lower logistics costs, and improve access to Central Asian markets, strengthening Pakistan’s position as a regional trade hub.
The development is also expected to boost economic cooperation between Pakistan, Ir@n, and Central Asian countries, opening new opportunities for exporters and facilitating cross-border trade.
Analysts view the initiative as part of broader efforts to expand regional connectivity, trade diversification, and economic integration across key markets.
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