Iran’s Interior Minister Ahmad Vahidi has said improving conditions in Mirjaveh border market of Sistan and Baluchestan on the border with Pakistan, must be on the agenda of provincial officials.
Vahidi was speaking to reporters during a visit to the Mirjaveh border market and border terminal.
He said the reopening of the Mirjaveh border terminal is a very good event and will be very instrumental in improving livelihoods of border residents.
Vahidi also said during the visit to Mirjaveh border terminal, its problems were examined and now there is no problem in traffic.
Regarding the opening of new markets, the interior minister said, “We are ready to launch a new market, but this depends on the readiness of the Pakistani side.”
He added that Iran is ready to launch six markets, of which three are ready to become operational, and the construction of three more markets has been agreed with Pakistan.
Vahidi noted that border markets are very valuable for the livelihoods of border people.
An Iranian software engineer has tendered his resignation from Google in response to the company's…
European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell says he initially supported lifting restrictions on strikes…
The recent visit to Tehran by Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency Rafael…
Iranian Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi has stated reports that the European Union (EU) is…
The transition team of US President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly compiling a list of senior…
A former governor of Iran's Central Bank, underscored the potential benefits of Iran's compliance with…