Iran’s Ambassador to Pakistan Reza Amiri Moghadam says that the historical bond between Iran and Pakistan remains “strong and enduring”.

In a statement shared on X, he said, “The remarkable strengthening and solidification of the ties, particularly over the past two years, is evident to all scope of which is impossible to enumerate here. The representatives of the parliaments of Iran and Pakistan, as the voices of their respective nations, have consistently stood together in support and solidarity with one another.”

“The depth of the relations is well known to all sectors of the two nations and two esteemed governments. On the first day of the aggression of the Israeli regime, representatives of the Pakistani parliament issued a resolution in support of Iran.”

“I firmly believe that the friendship and brotherhood between Iran and Pakistan can serve as a role model of mutual respect, sincere brotherhood, good neighbourliness, and the spirit of ‘We Can Do It’ for the entire region,” he said.

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