ISLAMABAD – Iranian Ambassador Dr. Reza Amiri on Saturday paid a visit to the Ministry of Interior in Islamabad and called on Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi .
The meeting centered around discussions regarding the upcoming visit of the Iranian President Ebrahim to Pakistan.
The both sides discussed the detailed arrangements for the President’s visit.
Moreover, the deliberations were held on the approved agreements during the Iranian President’s upcoming tour.
The Iranian envoy briefed Minister Naqvi on the details of the Iranian President’s visit.
Acknowledging Naqvi’s performance in his capacity as Interior Minister, the Iranian Ambassador praised his dedication.
The Ambassador commended Naqvi for expeditiously completing public projects during his tenure as Chief Minister, expressing admiration for his exceptional commitment.
In light of regional circumstances, Minister Naqvi emphasized the significance of the Iranian President’s visit, saying that it holds great importance.
He expressed optimism that the Iranian President’s visit would further strengthen bilateral relations and serve as a cornerstone for enhancing mutual cooperation.
Naqvi stressed the need for collaborative efforts to combat terrorism and address other challenges.
Highlighting the longstanding ties between Pakistan and Iran, Naqvi reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to nurturing brotherly relations with Iran.
He emphasized the necessity of mutual cooperation to foster lasting peace and stability in the region.
