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Iran to Send Farm Delegation to Pakistan Within Two Weeks to Finalize Corn Imports

The move seeks to convert recent JEC protocols into concrete farm-trade deals toward a $10 billion target.

Overview

  • Tehran’s agriculture ministry will dispatch a high-level team to Pakistan within two weeks to settle purchase arrangements for Pakistani corn.
  • The step followed talks in Tehran between Pakistan’s commerce minister Jam Kamal Khan and Iran’s agriculture minister Gholamreza Nouri Ghezeljeh.
  • Both sides reaffirmed implementing decisions of the Joint Committee on Agriculture Cooperation and facilitating agreed agricultural imports.
  • The initiative advances outcomes of the 22nd PakistanIran Joint Economic Commission in Tehran, which signed protocols and reaffirmed the $10 billion trade goal, with discussions highlighting barter trade, a potential FTA and border markets.
  • Iran signaled interest in joint studies with Pakistan’s Seed Councils on developing disease‑resistant varieties, as Pakistan noted rising Iranian purchases of rice and meat.