Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressed gratitude to Iran’s leadership for its confidence in Pakistan’s diplomatic efforts and reaffirmed Islamabad’s commitment to supporting peace initiatives in the region.
During a meeting with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, the prime minister said Pakistan would continue to play a constructive role in encouraging dialogue and helping create conditions for lasting peace. He emphasized that diplomacy and cooperation remain important tools for resolving regional challenges.
Sharif described Pakistan and Iran as brotherly neighboring countries with strong historical, cultural, and religious ties. He said both nations share a common interest in promoting peace, stability, economic development, and regional progress.
The prime minister also appreciated Iran’s leadership for choosing dialogue and engagement during a period of regional uncertainty.
He acknowledged the efforts of Pakistan’s diplomatic and defense leadership, saying their contributions helped support discussions and strengthen communication between different stakeholders.
The talks focused on a wide range of issues related to bilateral cooperation. Both sides discussed opportunities to expand trade, increase investment, and strengthen economic partnerships. Officials also explored ways to improve regional connectivity and support reconstruction and development initiatives.
The leaders agreed on the importance of maintaining close coordination on regional matters and continuing efforts that contribute to stability and prosperity. They emphasized that stronger cooperation between neighboring countries can create new opportunities for growth and benefit people on both sides of the border.
The meeting reflected the growing engagement between Pakistan and Iran and highlighted their shared commitment to peaceful dialogue.
Officials expressed optimism that enhanced cooperation in economic, diplomatic, and regional affairs would further strengthen relations between the two countries in the years ahead.
