The CEO of the Union of Border Cooperatives of South Khorasan pointed to the capacity of 164,000 members of the border cooperatives in the province, stating that revitalizing the activities of these organizations could provide a new opportunity for developing trade with Afghanistan, boosting the economy of border regions, and strengthening the livelihoods of border households.
164,000 Border Residents: An Asset for the Prosperity of Trade and Economy in South Khorasan
The CEO of the Union of Border Cooperatives in South Khorasan highlights the potential of 164,000 border residents to enhance trade with Afghanistan and improve local economies. Revitalizing these cooperatives is seen as crucial for the economic development of border areas and the welfare of local families.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
The CEO of the Union of Border Cooperatives in South Khorasan emphasized the potential of 164,000 border residents to enhance trade with Afghanistan, which could boost local economies and improve livelihoods. Revitalizing these cooperatives is seen as essential for economic development in the region.
- There are 164,000 members of border cooperatives in South Khorasan.
- Revitalizing these cooperatives could lead to increased trade with Afghanistan.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has been focusing on developing its border regions to improve economic conditions and strengthen ties with neighboring countries, particularly Afghanistan.
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