Pakistan and Afghanistan share more than a border; they share a language, a people, a culture and a history. The closest available sea ports are in Pakistan: Port Qasim, Karachi Port and Gwadar Port. Pakistan is in the most advantageous position for Afghan Transit Trade, (ATT) where Port of Karachi plays a major role as hinterland port and "GATEWAY" to Afghanistan.

Afghan Trade Map

Pakistan and Afghanistan have a long history of being trade partner. Pakistan represents Afghanistan's main access to a seaport for its foreign trade. Afghanistan, at the same time has the potential for becoming a land linked country providing Pakistan with direct routes to the Central Asia. Transit to Afghanistan through Pakistan is governed by the Afghanistan-Pakistan Transit Trade Agreement (APTTA) which specifies the port, route, transport modes and customs transit procedures. With the passage of time, trade conditions for the transit of goods to/from Afghanistan through Pakistan have changed significantly. Both Afghanistan and Pakistan have agreed on not only to continue to provide Afghanistan with access to the sea through Pakistan but also to provide Pakistan with direct routes to the Central Asia.

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