Pakistan and Iran Commit to Strengthening Bilateral Relations and Regional Cooperation
Islamabad, The Gulf Observer: In a significant diplomatic engagement, Iran’s Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi met with Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar on Tuesday to discuss strengthening the longstanding relations between the two countries. The meeting, held in Islamabad, reaffirmed the commitment of both nations to enhance cooperation in trade, energy, and border management, according to an official press release from Pakistan’s Foreign Office.
During their talks, both ministers acknowledged the historical ties binding Pakistan and Iran and underscored the potential for increased collaboration in various fields. The two sides expressed a shared dedication to broadening trade and investment while promoting people-to-people exchanges to foster deeper connections between their nations.
Deputy Prime Minister Dar highlighted Pakistan’s strong interest in deepening dialogue and cooperation with Iran, particularly in exploring avenues for regional connectivity. Minister Araghchi echoed these sentiments, affirming Iran’s readiness to collaborate on mutually beneficial initiatives aimed at strengthening regional partnerships.
Addressing the ongoing challenges in the Middle East, Deputy Prime Minister Dar and Foreign Minister Araghchi discussed their shared vision for responding to common issues through coordinated efforts. Both ministers jointly condemned what they described as Israel’s genocidal actions in Gaza, pledging support for the Palestinian people’s inalienable right to self-determination.
The meeting concluded with both sides reaffirming their unique relationship and their commitment to work together for the mutual benefit of Pakistan and Iran.
