Islamabad: Pakistan and Iran have reaffirmed their commitment to bolster bilateral relations across various sectors, aiming to elevate their trade volume to staggering $ 10 billion. Decisive consensus was reached during high-level delegation talks held here.

Led by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif from Pakistani side and President Dr. Seyyed Ebrahim Raisi representing Iran, discussions underscored shared vision of advancing political, economic, trade and cultural ties between two nations.

Addressing press following talks, President Raisi emphasised significance of promoting trade and business activities in border areas, underscoring their potential to foster prosperity and well-being for local populations. Echoing these sentiments, Shehbaz Sharif articulated Pakistan’s unwavering commitment to fortifying its relationship with Iran.

He emphasised transformative potential of border regions, envisioning them as hubs of economic progress and prosperity. Moreover, leaders discussed joint efforts in combating terrorism and organised crime, underscoring their shared determination to address common challenges.

Prime Minister lauded Iran’s steadfast support for Palestinian cause, affirming Pakistan’s solidarity with Palestinian people. He called for collective action among Muslim nations to amplify their voice in advocating for Palestinian rights on various international platforms.

Published in The Daily National Courier, April, 23 2024

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