Islamabad renforce la gestion du trafic en préparation des négociations entre les États-Unis et l'Iran

Mars Finance reports that on April 18th, early this morning (April 18th), the capital of Pakistan officially enforced a ban on heavy vehicles entering the city. Local long-distance bus station controls have been upgraded, and metro and bus services have been shortened. The core logic of Islamabad’s traffic upgrade this time is to strengthen the atmosphere of “mutual trust” by using absolute safety in physical space to compensate for the weak foundation of diplomatic mutual trust, demonstrating to Washington and Tehran that: Islamabad’s negotiation table is not only a transit hub geographically but also an absolute safe haven for information and security. Currently, the Pakistani authorities have not yet announced the timetable for the new round of US-Iran negotiations. (Jin10)