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Abstract
Afghanistan is a landlocked country and always depended upon the cooperation of
Iran, India and Pakistan to develop its international trade links with the world
through seas. Pakistan’s economic relations with Afghanistan passed through
various stages after the creation of Pakistan. From 1947 to 1965 their economic
relations witnessed ups and downs owing to political reasons but once it
concluded Transit trade Agreement of 1965, their economic ties solidified despite
all odds. By concluding the Transit trade agreement of 2010 it ties between
Pakistan and Afghanistan further consolidated because now they became
international trade partners. After 9/11 Pakistan provided financial and technical
assistance to the Afghanistan for its Reconstruction, Rehabilitation and
Development. This study argues that Pakistan and Afghanistan have
unquestionable significance for each other. especially for economic reason, make
it compulsion for both the countries to have cordial relations in their respective
vested interests and larger interests of peace and prosperity in regional and
international context
Kalsoom Hanif. (2018) Pakistan-Afghanistan’s economic relations after 9/11, Journal of the Punjab University Historical Society, Volume 31, issue 1.
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