Chairman of Iran-Pakistan Parliamentary Friendship Group: Strengthening Iran-Pakistan cooperation is in the interest of the region.
ISLAMABAD – The head of the parliamentary friendship group between the Islamic Republic of Iran and Pakistan in the parliament said that the development of parliamentary cooperation has expanded relations between the two neighbors in various fields, including economic and border, and stressed that strengthening ties between Iran and Pakistan is in the region’s interest.
“Ahmad Amirabadi-Farahani”, who traveled to Islamabad with members of the parliamentary friendship group of the Islamic Republic of Iran and Pakistan to meet with government and parliamentary officials, said in an exclusive interview on Monday: “Parliamentary relations with Pakistan in previous parliamentary sessions And the many incomes that have been made between them are now at a desirable level.
He said: “We have made good efforts for the relationship between the two governments and the two nations.” The Parliamentary Friendship Group is an active group between the two countries, to which China has recently been added.
He said: “Parliamentary exchanges between the two neighbors have increased and the strengthening of these interactions will definitely expand the political, economic, trade and border relations between Iran and Pakistan.”
The nations of Iran and Pakistan stand in the face of common enemies
Amirabadi Farahani continued: “Further strengthening of Iran-Pakistan relations is in the interest of the region. Considering the efforts of the enemies of peace in the region, including the Zionist regime’s efforts for division and tension in the region, we can work closely with both neighbors, close parliamentary and political interactions.” Let us stop these divisions and conspiracies.
He added: “There is a strong bond between Iran and Pakistan and the nations of the two countries will not allow conspiracies against common enemies.”
The head of the Iran-Pakistan Parliamentary Friendship Group in the parliament added: “At the moment, some are looking to create differences between the nations and governments of the region. We believe this trip will be very useful and the meetings we will have in Islamabad and Karachi will show deep ties between the two nations.” .
