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Pakistan and China Establish Green Channel to Boost Agricultural Trade

October 31, 2026 • 1 hour ago •

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and China have signed an agreement to establish a green channel at the Sost-Khunjerab border aimed at facilitating the trade of agricultural and allied products. This initiative is expected to streamline customs processing and enhance the efficiency of cross-border trade between the two nations.

The agreement includes provisions for priority customs processing, risk-based inspections, and expedited clearance for perishable goods. Officials believe these measures will significantly reduce delays and lower transportation costs, thereby potentially increasing Pakistan’s agricultural exports.

This development comes at a crucial time as Pakistan seeks to enhance its agricultural output and expand its market reach. The two countries’ customs administrations will collaborate closely, sharing vital information and risk alerts to ensure thorough yet swift inspections without compromising oversight. Quick clearance is particularly essential for farm produce, which is often time-sensitive.

Looking ahead, stakeholders are keen to monitor the impact of this agreement on trade volumes and agricultural exports. Future discussions between the two nations are anticipated to further refine the processes involved and explore additional areas of cooperation.

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