Iraq consul: Kermanshah borders key to Iran-Iraq trade expansion
Iraq's consul general in Kermanshah says five official borders and a border market in the province offer major potential for bilateral commerce.
Iraq's consul general in Kermanshah said the province's five official borders and one border market represent an important capacity for developing trade between Iran and Iraq, according to IRNA.
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