Essential Goods Are Being Cleared at the Bazargan Border Without Delay

An economic activist in international trade said: Import volumes of goods through Iran's southern ports have sharply declined due to the naval blockade.

An economic activist in the field of international trade said: Currently, the volume of goods imported from the southern ports of Iran has decreased drastically due to the sea blockade.

According to Ambassador Arjan's report, business expert Pouria Urei said in the Economy Radio program: Land borders and border customs are playing a more important role in the country today.

He also stated: Rimdan border and customs in the southeast of the country is one of these cases.

This economic activist in the field of international trade, pointing out that Rimdan is a border crossing between Iran and Pakistan, said: There is a law for many years, according to which the entry of Iranian vehicles into Pakistan and the entry of Pakistani vehicles into Iran are prohibited.

Urei stated: Many efforts have been made by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to solve this problem, but the problem still remains.

Pointing out that the problem in Rimdan Customs is the requirement to unload and load goods, he said: Unfortunately, Rimdan Customs is not a well-equipped customs office, so many goods are damaged and damaged, and due to the low security of Baluchistan province of Pakistan, some goods are confiscated. This is a big problem in the southeast customs of the country.

While referring to the northeastern customs of the country, Urei said: "Unfortunately, there is a common problem in Inche Barun, Sarkhs and Lotfabad customs, and in practice, it has caused the speed of work in these customs to reach the lowest possible level."

He clarified: Currently, traders, merchants and owners of goods are delaying a lot so that they can start the customs or transit process of their goods.