Why It Matters:
This event underscores the enduring ties between Iran and Pakistan and reflects on the historical and ongoing influence of the Islamic Revolution on their relationship.
The Big Picture:
As two independent countries, Iran and Pakistan share a long-standing relationship with deep cultural and historical ties. They collaborate in trade, energy, and security fields. Their common political stances include promoting peace and stability in Afghanistan and opposing external interference in regional affairs.
What They Are Saying:
Reza Amir Moqaddam, Iran's Ambassador to Pakistan: Islamic Revolution is a pivotal event of the 20th century that introduced new political discourse centered on independence, freedom, and the Islamic Republic.
Muhammad Aurangzeb, Pakistan's Finance Minister: Iran-Pakistan relations go beyond geographical borders. Iran was the first country to recognize Pakistan's independence; the recognition remains deeply valued by the Pakistani people.
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