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FBR issues new regulations to streamline Tajikistan-Pakistan transit trade

13 June 2023
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Friday, the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) issued SRO 560(I)/2023 to notify transit trade rules between Tajikistan and Pakistan.

The transit traffic between Tajikistan and Pakistan has become a major contributor to international commerce and regional cooperation.

Transit trade between Tajikistan and Pakistan entails the transport of goods from Tajikistan to Pakistan via Pakistani territory. This commerce corridor is essential for fostering bilateral trade and enhancing regional connectivity.

SRO 560(I)/2023 provides a comprehensive framework for regulating transit trade between Tajikistan and Pakistan. The following essential elements are enumerated in this rule:

Transit operations between Tajikistan and Pakistan are governed by bilateral trade agreements that specify the terms and conditions. The framework of the immediate notification incorporates these agreements to ensure compliance and adherence.

Operators of the transit trade must obtain the requisite licences and registrations from the competent authority. This provision promotes transparency and accountability by ensuring that only authorised entities engage in transit operations and comply with applicable regulations.

SRO 560(I)/2023 outlines the customs procedures that must be observed during transit trade between Tajikistan and Pakistan. These procedures include documentation requirements, customs clearance processes, and anti-smuggling and anti-illegal activity measures. By standardising customs procedures, the regulation intends to expedite the flow of products and improve trade efficiency.

Given the transnational character of transit trade, the notification emphasises the importance of implementing appropriate security protocols. These measures protect the integrity of the supply chain and mitigate potential risks in order to facilitate the safe transit of products between Tajikistan and Pakistan.

The regulation establishes particular transit routes and corridors for Tajikistan-Pakistan traffic. These predetermined routes provide a framework for the efficient transport of goods, ensuring the timely and uninterrupted movement of commerce.

The SRO describes the tariff structure and transit fees applicable to transit commerce between Tajikistan and Pakistan. These expenses contribute to the maintenance and development of transit infrastructure, thereby facilitating trade and ensuring the transit route’s sustainability.

The notification establishes a mechanism for resolving any disputes or disagreements that may arise during transit commerce through consultation and negotiation between the parties involved. This provision contributes to the maintenance of harmonious trade relations and provides a just forum for the resolution of disputes.

The transit traffic between Tajikistan and Pakistan has enormous potential for promoting economic cooperation and regional connectivity. The introduction of SRO 560(I)/2023 demonstrates the Pakistani government’s intention to streamline this commerce by establishing clear regulations and procedures.

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