Pakistan will allow Afghanistan to send goods to India via the Wagah border from July 15. The decision, part of Islamabad’s commitment under the Pakistan-Afghanistan Transit Trade Agreement, is expected to boost Afghanistan’s exports to India.
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The Afghanistan–Pakistan Transit Trade Agreement (also known as APTTA) is a bilateral trade agreement signed in 2010 by Pakistan and Afghanistan that calls for greater facilitation in the movement of goods amongst the two countries.
The 2010 APTTA allows for both countries to use each other's airports, railways, roads, and ports for transit trade along designated transit corridors.
The 2010 agreement supersedes the 1965 Afghanistan Transit Trade Agreement, which granted Afghanistan the right to import duty-free goods through Pakistani seaports.
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