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Pakistan Imposes New Tax on Transit Items for Afghanistan – Reviews
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Pakistan has imposed an additional 2% tariff on transit items sure for Afghanistan, making the transit drop by practically 75%, Tolo Information broadcaster reported, citing Afghan merchants.
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Khan Jan Alokozay, a board member of the Afghan Chamber of Commerce and Funding, was reported to say that Pakistan’s transfer to impose further duties on all transit items coming from world wide was unprecedented and warned that commerce might decline additional. Some Afghan merchants see Pakistani tariffs as a violation of worldwide commerce guidelines, Alokozay mentioned. He urged Afghanistan to barter an answer with Pakistani authorities. Abdul Ghafoor Naseri, head of the Kabul Fruit and Vegetable Union, instructed Tolo Information that Pakistan charged Afghanistan $519 per cargo. Dealer Ramazan Mansouri referred to as the tariffs a extreme blow to Afghan merchants and farmers. Pakistan reportedly detained greater than 4,000 containers carrying Afghanistan-bound transit items on the Karachi port final yr, inflicting Afghan merchants hundreds of thousands of {dollars} in losses.
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MOSCOW (Sputnik) – Pakistan has imposed an additional 2% tariff on transit items sure for Afghanistan, making the transit drop by practically 75%, Tolo Information broadcaster reported, citing Afghan merchants.
Khan Jan Alokozay, a board member of the Afghan Chamber of Commerce and Funding, was reported to say that Pakistan’s transfer to impose further duties on all transit items coming from world wide was unprecedented and warned that commerce might decline additional.
Some Afghan merchants see Pakistani tariffs as a violation of worldwide commerce guidelines, Alokozay mentioned. He urged Afghanistan to barter an answer with Pakistani authorities.
![From left to right: Iranian Ambassador to Afghanistan Hassan Kazemi Qomi, Acting Afghan Foreign Minister, member of the Taliban* leadership Amir Khan Muttaqi, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, Russian Presidential Special Representative for Afghanistan Zamir Kabulov and other officials at a joint photo session as part of the 6th meeting of the Moscow format of consultations on Afghanistan. October 4, 2024. - Sputnik International, 1920, 05.10.2024]( "From left to right: Iranian Ambassador to Afghanistan Hassan Kazemi Qomi, Acting Afghan Foreign Minister, member of the Taliban* leadership Amir Khan Muttaqi, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, Russian Presidential Special Representative for Afghanistan Zamir Kabulov and other officials at a joint photo session as part of the 6th meeting of the Moscow format of consultations on Afghanistan. October 4, 2024.")
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Abdul Ghafoor Naseri, head of the Kabul Fruit and Vegetable Union, instructed Tolo Information that Pakistan charged Afghanistan $519 per cargo. Dealer Ramazan Mansouri referred to as the tariffs a extreme blow to Afghan merchants and farmers.
Pakistan reportedly detained greater than 4,000 containers carrying Afghanistan-bound transit items on the Karachi port final yr, inflicting Afghan merchants hundreds of thousands of {dollars} in losses.
