BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 29. Tajikistan has resumed coal exports to Pakistan via Afghanistan, Trend reports referring to the ariananews.af.
As reported, through the Sher Khan customs office of Afghanistan's Kunduz province, more than 100 trucks of coal are transported to Pakistan through the Afghan loading port.
“I ask traders to provide their tariff and transit documents, according to which coal imported from Tajikistan should not be unloaded in Afghanistan, but must be delivered to Pakistan,” the Head of Sher Khan Bandar customs Mujahid Mujahidzadeh said.
Remarkably, the truck drivers informed that there are no illegal extortion or security problems on the way. The coal is delivered to its destination without delay.
In addition, as a result of resumption of coal transit via Afghanistan, revenues of Sher Khan customs department have increased.
