Iran apple exports to Pakistan to be resumed after 16 years of hiatus

Published 2022년 6월 25일

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Iran and Pakistan have signed a trade and quarantine agreement, allowing Iran to export its apple, kiwi, date, pistachio, raisin, and almond to Pakistan, while importing orange, tangerine, mango, rice, and spice from Pakistan. This agreement comes after a 16-year halt in Iran's apple export to Pakistan. The trade volume between the two countries has seen a significant increase in recent years, growing by 50% in value and 100% in weight from 2016 to 2021.
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TEHRAN (Iran News) –Iran and Pakistan signed a trade and quarantine agreement and they decided to resume export of Iran’s tree to Pakistan after 16 years of halt. The agreement was signed between Iran’s Agriculture Jihad Ministry and Pakistan’s Ministry of National Food Security and Research. According to the reports, both sides signed an agreement on cooperation in resolving problems regarding the quarantine for broadening trade of agro products. Both sides also decided that export of Iranian apple is resumed officially after 16 years of halt. According to the agreement, Iran will export apple, kiwi, date, pistachio, raisin and almond to Pakistan and in return and based on the earned forex, Iran imports orange, tangerine and mango from Pakistan while import of rice and spice from Pakistan is another part of the agreement. During the ceremony for signing the agreement, Iran’s agriculture ministry official Mr. Moharram Soltani said that Iran’s apple exports to Pakistan have seen ...

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