RAWALPINDI: In a pivotal meeting between Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Syed Asim Munir and Iranian President Seyyed Ebrahim Raisi, both leaders underscored the critical necessity for strengthened coordination in combating terrorism along their shared border.
COAS Munir stressed the imperative of fortifying collaboration to safeguard the enduring fraternal ties between Pakistan and Iran, urging enhanced vigilance to thwart any attempts by terrorists to disrupt regional stability.
The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) highlighted that the discussions centered on mutual interests, particularly emphasizing regional peace, stability, and bolstering border security measures.
A joint statement issued by ISPR echoed the consensus reached during the meeting, affirming the commitment of both nations to elevate bilateral cooperation in pursuit of shared objectives, including regional stability and economic prosperity.
President Raisi, during the deliberations, accentuated the pivotal role of mutual cooperation between the armed forces of Pakistan and Iran, envisioning it as a cornerstone for fostering peace and stability in the region.
President Raisi’s Historic Visit Unfolds
President Raisi’s landmark visit to Pakistan, the first by a foreign leader following the February 8 polls, signifies a renewed chapter in bilateral relations. Accompanied by a high-level delegation, including key ministers and officials, President Raisi’s visit underscores the significance both nations attribute to strengthening ties.
Commencing his visit with a warm reception at the Prime Minister’s House, President Raisi received honors from Pakistan’s armed forces, symbolizing the mutual respect and camaraderie between the two nations.
His itinerary includes engagements in Lahore and Karachi, where he is scheduled to meet with provincial leaders and pay homage at Quaid’s mausoleum, a gesture emblematic of Iran’s reverence for Pakistan’s founding father.
As President Raisi’s visit unfolds, security measures have been heightened, with Karachi and Lahore observing a public holiday in anticipation of the high-profile engagements, underscoring the significance of this historic diplomatic exchange.
President Raisi’s visit not only reaffirms the enduring bonds between Pakistan and Iran but also sets the stage for enhanced cooperation in confronting shared challenges and advancing mutual interests.
