Lahore-In a move to uphold friendly relations with Afghanistan, Pakistan confirmed Thursday it has permitted 150 Afghan trucks to enter India via the Wagah border. This decision follows a formal request from the Afghan Embassy in Islamabad on April 28, seeking the release of trucks stranded due to a transit trade suspension.
According to the Foreign Office, only those Afghan trucks that had entered Pakistan before April 25 have been granted permission to proceed to India. A detailed list of 150 such trucks has been forwarded to the relevant authorities to facilitate smooth cross-border movement.
“This decision reflects the cordial and brotherly relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan,” the Foreign Ministry stated in its reply letter to the Afghan Embassy. The trucks had been held up for several days at multiple checkpoints due to restrictions imposed on Afghan-India transit trade.
The Foreign Office also asked the Afghan authorities to submit details of any remaining stranded trucks that may require clearance, suggesting that the matter could be reviewed further.
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