Pakistan's Interior Minister arrived in Tehran on Tuesday for an official visit aimed at advancing bilateral dialogue with Iran. The trip comes as the two countries step up exchanges on coordinated security measures and management of their shared border.
According to a statement from Pakistan, the visit continues recent high-level contacts, with discussions centered on regional developments, cooperation against cross-border crime, and enhancing information sharing between the two countries' law enforcement agencies.
Iran is expected to host the Pakistani official in working sessions, likely addressing previous agreements on border security and coordination mechanisms to stabilize the common region. After the talks, the two sides may issue a joint statement on the outcome of the visit.
This trip is part of a series of bilateral diplomatic activities between Islamabad and Tehran since the start of the year, as both countries have repeatedly emphasized the importance of maintaining dialogue to address shared security challenges.
