FO says Naqvi's visit to Iran aimed at discussing bilateral relations, regional peace and stability

Pakistan's Foreign Office has clarified the objectives behind Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi's recent visit to Iran, emphasizing that the discussions centered on strengthening bilateral relations and fostering regional peace and stability. The minister arrived in Tehran and engaged in meetings with high-ranking Iranian officials.

During his visit, Naqvi held talks with his Iranian counterpart, Eskandar Momeni, as well as Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and President Masoud Pezeshkian, according to Iranian media reports. These high-level interactions provided a platform to deliberate on various issues of mutual interest.

A diplomatic source indicated that a primary goal of Naqvi's trip was to address security-related matters and explore avenues for regional development. The discussions were particularly focused on promoting peace, stability, and constructive dialogue among nations within the region. The visit is seen as an effort to enhance diplomatic ties and cooperation between Pakistan and Iran.

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bilateral relations, security-related matters, and regional development, with a particular focus on efforts to promote peace, stability, and constructive engagement amongst the parties in the region and regional developments