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Indian official highlights regional connectivity and trade in Islamabad

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An Indian official addressed regional connectivity and trade issues during a meeting in Islamabad. The official emphasized the importance of transit trade for regional economies. The discussion took place on the sidelines of a Shanghai Cooperation Organisation event. The remarks underscore ongoing diplomatic engagement between India and Pakistan on economic matters.

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