ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Iran have decided to to resume a fortnightly train service before Muharram. The officials of the two countries met on Thursday in this connection.
According to details, Pakistan and Iran have agreed to resume fortnightly train services in wake of improved security situation .
The officials of the two neighbouring countries on Thursday held a meeting to finalize the decision. While the final the destination of the train is yet to be announced.
It is learnt that the officials have also agreed to start 15 regular freight trains between Quetta and Zahedan. While, it would be finalised after consultation with top leaderships.
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