Pakistan's PM Shehbaz meets Iranian interior minister in Islamabad
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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif met with Iran's Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni at the Prime Minister's House in Islamabad on Tuesday, in a bid to deepen bilateral ties and exchange views on pressing regional issues.
The Iranian minister, leading a high-level delegation, was received by the Prime Minister, with senior officials from both sides in attendance—a reflection of the importance both nations place on their long-standing relationship.
Talks centered on enhancing border cooperation, addressing shared concerns, and taking stock of the evolving security environment in the region. Border management, cross-border coordination, and institutional collaboration were high on the agenda, according to official sources.
The meeting is part of an ongoing exchange of high-level visits, underscoring the commitment of Islamabad and Tehran to sustained political dialogue and practical cooperation. Pakistan and Iran share a lengthy border and have consistently prioritized trade, security, and regional connectivity.
While no joint statement was issued immediately following the talks, the engagement signals a mutual resolve to maintain constructive relations and tackle common challenges through continued consultation. Further discussions are expected in the coming days as both sides explore new avenues for collaboration. (Source: Daily Times, Pakistan)
