Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has called for stronger cooperation between Iran and Pakistan.
He made the remarks during a meeting with Pakistan’s Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi in Tehran.
Focus on Trade and Investment
Pezeshkian highlighted several areas for deeper bilateral cooperation. These include trade, energy, tourism, and joint investment.
Moreover, he said both countries can meet part of their needs by making better use of their regional resources and capabilities.
Pakistan Reaffirms Cooperation
Mohsin Naqvi described relations between Tehran and Islamabad as being at a high level. He also expressed Pakistan’s readiness to strengthen bilateral cooperation further.
In addition, both sides emphasized the importance of expanding practical engagement across key economic sectors.
Strengthening Regional Cooperation
The discussions highlight the potential for greater economic cooperation between Iran and Pakistan. Trade, energy, tourism, and investment can provide new avenues for bilateral engagement.
Furthermore, stronger regional cooperation could support economic activity and connectivity between the two neighboring countries.
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