The Afghanistan-Iran Joint Chamber announced that in a meeting attended by members of the chamber and the joint commercial delegation of Iran and Afghanistan, ways to develop commercial cooperation and address existing challenges faced by traders from both countries were discussed. It was also announced during this meeting that new facilities for visa issuance for Afghan traders have been provided.<\/p>\n
According to published information, Haji Elham Mazhar, a board member of the Afghanistan-Iran Joint Chamber, during a meeting with Hossein Rostaee, Iran\u2019s trade attach\u00e9, and his accompanying delegation, described the economic relations between the two countries as expanding. He emphasized that developing trade, increasing investment, and closer cooperation of the private sector can help strengthen these relations.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, Hossein Rostaee considered the establishment of the Afghanistan-Iran Joint Chamber an important step towards enhancing economic ties and stated that more facilities will be provided for Afghan traders and investors. According to him, from now on, traders introduced by the joint chamber will have their visa issuance process carried out more smoothly.<\/p>\n
During the continuation of the meeting, a number of traders and industrialists shared existing problems in trade and investment with officials from both chambers and called for practical efforts to resolve these challenges. They stressed the need to reduce administrative barriers and accelerate commercial processes.<\/p>\n
In conclusion, Parwiz Haidari, Chairman of the Afghanistan-Iran Joint Chamber, urged traders to submit their problems and suggestions in writing to the chamber so that the process of following up and resolving them can be pursued in an organized and effective manner.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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