Economy · Gabd, Balochistan · Pakistan · October 25, 2026

Pakistan reopens Iran border crossing after week-long trade halt

Reported by 1 outlet · first reported Oct 25, 5:16 AM ET

Pakistan reopened the Gabd-Rimdan border crossing with Iran after a week-long suspension of trade. The reopening is expected to ease a shortage of cooking gas, known as LPG. It is also expected to lower food and energy prices.

Why it matters

Households in southwestern Pakistan rely on Iranian fuel and food crossing this border.

Background

Pakistan and Iran share a long border through Balochistan. Cross-border trade supplies fuel and goods to remote areas.

Sources

• The Hindu ↗Oct 25, 5:16 AM ET

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