In a recent meeting held in Islamabad, Caretaker Minister for Planning, Development, and Special Initiatives, Sami Saeed, and newly appointed Iranian Ambassador to Pakistan, Reza Amiri-Moghaddam, pledged to strengthen bilateral cooperation across a range of sectors.
During this diplomatic encounter, they explored various avenues for collaboration, including bilateral trade, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), and joint initiatives in the energy and economic domains. Minister Saeed underscored the enduring friendship between Pakistan and Iran and reaffirmed their commitment to fortifying bilateral relations.
Minister Saeed also applauded the existing border markets shared by both nations and proposed the exploration of additional areas for mutual interest and cooperation. Furthermore, he suggested the development of a streamlined mechanism to facilitate smoother trade transactions.
Ambassador Amiri-Moghaddam extended his country's support in the energy sector, recognizing Pakistan's energy security requirements. Both parties stressed the importance of elevating trade and connectivity between Pakistan and Iran, with a shared determination to boost bilateral trade volume. This fruitful discussion signifies a significant step towards increased collaboration, trade, and connectivity between the two nations, further solidifying their shared objectives.