Pakistan's Interior Minister held talks with Iranian officials to discuss security cooperation, border control, and counter-terrorism coordination, according to an official statement from Islamabad.
The meeting took place as both countries focus on strengthening bilateral ties and addressing shared challenges in the border region. The Pakistani representative emphasized the importance of maintaining stable security along the thousands of kilometers-long border and committed to promoting effective coordination mechanisms with Tehran.
For their part, Iranian officials expressed a desire to enhance operational cooperation and intelligence sharing. The two sides agreed to organize expert-level meetings to monitor progress and address specific issues that arise.
This is the latest in a series of diplomatic engagements between Pakistan and Iran, reflecting both nations' efforts to build trust and expand regional security cooperation.
