Key Takeaways
- Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi met with Iranian counterpart Eskandar Momeni in Tehran.
- The meeting focused on bilateral relations and regional developments.
- Both ministers expressed gratitude for Pakistan’s efforts towards regional peace and stability.
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi met with his Iranian counterpart Eskandar Momeni in Tehran on Monday, discussing bilateral relations and regional developments.
The meeting, held at Iran’s Ministry of Interior, was aimed at strengthening cooperation between the two countries in various sectors.
Momeni thanked Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Field Marshal Asim Munir for their efforts towards regional peace and stability, stating that Pakistan’s recent visit had been 'very beneficial.'
Naqvi, in turn, expressed optimism about the future of bilateral relations, stating that they would become stronger in the coming period.
The Iranian interior minister also highlighted Pakistan’s role in regional peace, adding, 'We are grateful for Pakistan’s continuous efforts to establish peace in the region.'
The meeting was part of Naqvi’s visit to Iran, during which he is scheduled to hold talks with top Iranian officials on bilateral relations and cooperation.
According to informed sources, Naqvi’s visit has no connection with Iran-US issues, and discussions during his trip will focus on bilateral relations and cooperation.
Tasnim, an Iranian news agency, reported that Iran’s seven conditions have already been clearly communicated to the United States and that there has been no change in Tehran’s position.
We are grateful for Pakistan’s continuous efforts to establish peace in the region.
Eskandar Momeni, Iranian Interior Minister
We are grateful for Pakistan’s continuous efforts to establish peace in the region.
Eskandar Momeni, Iranian Interior Minister
