Pakistan and Iran have agreed to enhance their cooperation in various sectors
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An agreement was reached during a meeting held in Islamabad between Caretaker Minister for Planning, Development, and Special Initiatives, Sami Saeed, and the newly appointed Iranian ambassador to Pakistan, Reza Amiri-Moghaddam. The meeting saw discussions on a range of collaborative opportunities between the two countries, encompassing aspects such as bilateral trade, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, and cooperation within the energy and economic domains.
Underscoring the significance of the enduring camaraderie between Pakistan and Iran, the planning minister underscored the commitment to intensifying the ties that bind the two nations. Sami Saeed took a moment to laud the already established border markets shared by Pakistan and Iran, proposing the exploration of additional realms of mutual concern and partnership. To facilitate smoother trade transactions, the minister also put forward the idea of developing a streamlined mechanism.
In response, the Iranian Ambassador extended his nation's willingness to collaborate in the energy sector, showing recognition for Pakistan's imperative energy security requirements. Both sides concurred on the necessity of bolstering trade and connectivity, reaffirming their shared aspiration to augment the volume of bilateral trade.
The meeting concluded on a positive note, highlighting the mutual dedication to nurturing the relationship between Pakistan and Iran. Discussions spanning various sectors showcased the intention to not only fortify existing connections but also to uncover new prospects for cooperation, thereby fostering a more robust and prosperous partnership.
