During his working visit to Tehran, Iranian Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi held a meeting with Pakistan's Army Chief, General Syed Asim Munir. The two sides focused on regional developments, particularly security matters and bilateral cooperation.
According to Iran's Foreign Ministry, the meeting took place as the two countries are enhancing coordination to address shared challenges, including the situation along their borders and threats from militant groups. Both sides agreed on the need to promote dialogue and regular consultation mechanisms to maintain regional stability.
Iran emphasized the importance of strengthening security and defense cooperation between the two neighboring countries, stating that close coordination would help prevent destabilizing activities. For his part, General Munir affirmed Pakistan's support for efforts toward regional peace and security, and expressed readiness to expand cooperation with Iran across various fields.
The meeting came amid notable progress in Iran-Pakistan bilateral relations in recent times, marked by high-level visits and agreements on economic and security cooperation. Observers assess that increased exchanges between military and diplomatic officials will build a solid foundation for long-term collaboration between Tehran and Islamabad.
