Iran Press/ Iran News: Speaking in a meeting with Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Tuesday, Ebrahim Raisi said: "We have no restrictions on increasing economic and security relations with Pakistan, and the exchange of economic and political delegations between the two countries will help develop cooperation."
Referring to the issue of Afghanistan, Raisi said that the problems of the Afghan people are one of the serious concerns of Iran, adding: "We think of the security and peace of the Afghan people and the country, and Pakistan can cooperate well in this regard."
Expressing concern that ISIS created insecurity after the expulsion of the Americans from Afghanistan, the President said, "We consider the problems in Afghanistan to be caused by the Americans because ISIS was formed by the United States."
Referring to the meeting of foreign ministers of Afghanistan's neighboring countries hosted by Iran, the President stated: "We hope this meeting can expel the Americans from the region, and through that a solution could be found to solve Afghanistan's problems."
During the meeting, Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi also said: "There is a feeling between the people of Iran and Pakistan as Afghanistan's neighbours to work for the establishment of national peace and reconciliation in the country."
"Afghanistan needs urgent assistance, and that assistance must come from its neighbours and the international community," he said.
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