Pak-Iran FMs Hold Telephonic Conversation, Discuss Bilateral Relations

Shiite News: The Foreign Ministers of Iran and Pakistan held a telephonic conversation, discussing bilateral ties, regional developments, and international issues in detail.
According to reports, Iranian Foreign Minister Syed Abbas Araqchi and Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar emphasized the importance of strengthening the longstanding friendly relations between the two neighboring countries and reaffirmed their commitment to expand cooperation across various sectors.
Foreign Minister Araqchi expressed concern over the recent tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan, stressing the need for continued dialogue to ensure lasting peace in the region.
He said Iran, along with other key regional countries, is ready to extend all possible cooperation to help resolve differences between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Ishaq Dar briefed his Iranian counterpart on Pakistan’s recent talks with Afghanistan and their outcomes.
He underlined Pakistan’s commitment to maintaining regional peace and stability and stated that all possible steps would be taken to achieve this goal.
Both leaders agreed to continue mutual consultation and cooperation for enduring peace, stability, and development in the region.