ISLAMABAD: A delegation from Iran will arrive in Pakistan next month to address bottlenecks in the way of trade and investment between the two countries.
The delegation will also explore opportunities under the new scenario following the nuclear deal by Iran and six major world powers.
A senior officer in the Ministry of Commerce said that an official delegation will arrive in Islamabad in the first week of August to explore opportunities.
Iran has recently agreed with world powers to curb its nuclear programme.
The Iranian delegation will meet Commerce Minister Khuram Dastgir, Finance Minister Ishaq Dar and Petroleum Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi to discuss issues of mutual importance.
