Why it matters:
Relations between India and Pakistan have been tense recently. Following these tensions, regional countries are trying to maintain peace in the South Asian region through mediation. The Iranian Foreign Minister arrived in Islamabad last night.
What he's saying:
"We seek to reduce tensions between India and Pakistan," Araghchi stated.
He added, "During this trip, we will have close consultations with friends in Pakistan, and I am scheduled to meet with the President, Prime Minister, and Foreign Minister of Pakistan to review regional issues."
He also noted, "The situation in the region is very important for Iran, and we call on all parties to exercise restraint and prevent escalation."
Key points:
- Araghchi's visit marks his second trip to Pakistan, highlighting ongoing diplomatic efforts.
- He will discuss bilateral issues, including economic cooperation, border security, and regional developments.
- The Iranian Foreign Minister emphasized the significance of Iran-Pakistan relations and the need for collaboration.
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Iran's Araghchi Heading to Pakistan on Monday
Zohreh Khazaie
Zohre Khazaee
