Torkham Border Reopens After 27 Days Following Successful Jirga Talks

The Torkham border crossing between Pakistan and Afghanistan has reopened after 27 days following successful jirga negotiations. The closure had disrupted trade and movement, causing economic strain on both sides. Officials from Pakistan and Afghanistan reached an agreement through tribal elders’ mediation. The reopening is expected to restore cross-border trade and ease hardships faced by traders and travelers. The prolonged closure had raised tensions, but the negotiations have provided a diplomatic resolution, ensuring smoother operations at the key border point.