The Minister of Interior of the Islamic Republic of Iran has arrived in Islamabad as part of an official visit to Pakistan.
According to reports, the minister began his official program on the first day of the visit by paying respects at Pakistan's national monument, where he honored the memory of the country's founding leaders and martyrs.
The official news agency of the Islamic Republic of Iran, IRNA, confirmed that this visit served as a key component of the minister's diplomatic schedule in the Pakistani capital.
During the visit, a series of high-level meetings between Iranian and Pakistani officials are scheduled to take place. The discussions are expected to focus on strengthening bilateral cooperation, with a particular emphasis on political relations, regional security, and border management issues. Such diplomatic exchanges are significant as both nations share a long, porous border and have historically sought to enhance coordination on counter-terrorism and economic connectivity initiatives.
