Pakistan and Iran Pledge to Boost Trade and Energy

News Desk
ISLAMABAD: Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi held a high-level meeting with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian in Tehran, where both leaders placed strong emphasis on significantly expanding bilateral cooperation in trade, energy, and tourism.
During the diplomatic engagement, the two dignitaries reviewed the current state of bilateral relations and explored avenues to remove existing trade barriers.
The discussions focused heavily on enhancing cross-border commerce and finalizing frameworks for long-term energy cooperation to meet the growing economic demands of both neighboring nations.
Strengthening diplomatic and economic ties with Tehran holds vital strategic importance for Islamabad, particularly in stabilizing regional trade routes and securing sustainable energy supplies.
Enhanced economic engagement is expected to foster greater regional integration and open new avenues for commercial growth along the shared border.
Both sides agreed to maintain active high-level communication to translate these renewed commitments into concrete policy actions, with upcoming technical delegations expected to meet soon to finalize implementation timelines for the proposed agreements.