Iranian envoy, minister discuss regional situation

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ISLAMABAD: Iranian Ambassador to Pakistan Dr Reza Amiri Moghadam on Thursday called on Minister for Communications Abdul Aleem Khan to discuss the current regional situation and bilateral relations.

According to the communication ministry’s spokesperson, the minister expressed concern over the present situation in Iran and voiced his confidence that Iran would navigate through these challenging times. He noted that true friends stand by each other during difficult periods.

Paying tribute to the leadership of Iran, the minister said the sacrifices and martyrdom of Iranian leaders have elevated the pride of their nation and brought deep grief to the people of Pakistan.

He extended his prayers for peace, happiness and prosperity for the Iranian people.

Ambassador Moghadam expressed his gratitude to the minister for his assurances regarding the resolution of mutual issues and praised the people of Pakistan for their steadfast support to Iran.

Both dignitaries discussed strengthening bilateral ties and enhancing trade activities along the Pak-Iran border, adding that economic cooperation serves the best interests of both nations.

Published in Dawn, October 30th, 2026

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