Ambassador Reza Amiri Moghadam met with Iranian Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi to discuss the current state and future prospects of relations between Iran and Pakistan. Both officials highlighted the progress achieved in deepening bilateral ties, particularly in the wake of Iranian President Dr. Masoud Pezeshkian’s recent visit to Pakistan.
During the meeting, Ambassador Amiri Moghadam shared a detailed update on efforts made to strengthen the connection between the two neighboring countries. The conversation placed special focus on the positive developments and follow-up actions resulting from President Pezeshkian’s trip, which both sides agreed had opened new avenues for cooperation.
Foreign Minister Araghchi expressed gratitude for the hospitality President Pezeshkian received in Pakistan and said he was pleased with the productive exchanges held with Pakistani leaders. He reaffirmed Iran’s strong commitment to advancing bilateral relations, noting that this effort is in line with Iran’s policy of fostering good relations with neighboring countries. Araghchi stressed that Iran is keen to actively implement the agreements reached during the presidential visit.
The discussions also addressed Iran and Pakistan’s collaborative stances in regional and international organizations. Both officials highlighted the value of ongoing high-level dialogue to protect shared interests and to make meaningful contributions to regional peace, security, and stability. The meeting concluded with a shared understanding of the need to maintain and expand regular consultations and joint initiatives to further solidify the partnership between Iran and Pakistan.
