Pakistan’s western trade corridors could play a vital role in expanding regional trade, improving logistics and strengthening economic security. A TFN white paper proposes modern border facilities, digital freight systems and coordinated national planning to improve trade efficiency.
The Trade Facilitation Network (TFN), Pakistan Chapter, will host an online dialogue on October 29, 2026, to discuss trade disruptions, border delays, rising freight costs and customs clearance challenges. The session will explore practical reforms to strengthen Pakistan’s import and export performance and regional trade connectivity.
Pakistan and EU leaders discussed strengthening bilateral cooperation, the importance of GSP+ for trade and economic growth, and regional and global developments during meetings on the sidelines of UNGA in New York.
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