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Pakistan eyes multiple trade corridors with Central Asia to boost connectivity

Pakistan eyes multiple trade corridors with Central Asia to boost connectivity

  • Islamabad seeks to operationalize existing transit frameworks, including QTTA
  • Talks with Tajik envoy focus on logistics hubs, multimodal links and energy trade
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