Iranian Ambassador Meets Pakistani Communications Minister to Discuss Bilateral Relations
The Iranian ambassador and Pakistan’s minister for communications discussed current regional developments and ways to strengthen bilateral relations during a meeting.
Islamabad: According to Raaz News | The Iranian ambassador and Pakistan’s minister for communications discussed current regional developments and ways to strengthen bilateral relations during a meeting.
According to details released, Iranian Ambassador to Islamabad Reza Amiri Moghadam met with Pakistan’s Minister for Communications Abdul Aleem Khan on Thursday for talks.
Expressing concern over the current situation in Iran, Pakistan’s communications minister voiced hope that the difficult period would pass.
Emphasizing the solidarity of the Pakistani people with the Iranian nation, he said, “True friends stand by each other in difficult times.” Referring also to the deaths of Iran’s leaders, he spoke of the grief felt by the people of Pakistan and prayed for happiness, security, and a peaceful future for the Iranian people.
Abdul Aleem Khan stressed the need to strengthen friendly relations between Pakistan and Iran and expressed his desire to visit Iran again in the near future.
The Pakistani minister also declared his readiness to cooperate in resolving shared issues and expanding bilateral cooperation.
Amiri Moghadam thanked the Pakistani people for their continued support in the face of foreign aggression, describing friendly relations between the two countries as important for regional peace and stability. He also emphasized the importance of expanding trade activities along the Pakistan-Iran border and the mutual benefits this would bring to both countries.
The meeting concluded with both sides emphasizing the continuation of consultations, the strengthening of bilateral cooperation, and the protection of shared interests between Pakistan and Iran.