Ayatollah Raisi: Iran and Pakistan have an inseparable bond.
Referring to the importance of developing relations and parliamentary cooperation between the two countries, the President of Iran said during a meeting with the Speaker of the Senate of Pakistan: “Iran and Pakistan have an inseparable bond.”
Ayatollah Seyyed Ibrahim Raisi on Wednesday during a meeting with “Mohammad Sadiq Sanjarani” Speaker of the Senate of Pakistan, saying that the relations between Tehran and Islamabad are beyond the neighborly relationship, said: “The relationship between the two nations is based on religious and cultural beliefs and this is an inseparable bond.”
Ra’isi said that the desired level of relations between Iran and Pakistan is much higher than the current level, noting that new ways can be created to deepen relations between the two countries. Activate the area.
Referring to the importance of developing Iran-Pakistan parliamentary relations and cooperation, the President said: “The parliaments of the two countries can play a constructive and useful role in the development of relations between the two countries.”
Expressing concern over tensions and insecurity in Afghanistan, Ayatollah Ra’isi stressed the cooperation between Iran and Pakistan to establish lasting peace and security in the country and said: “The situation of the Afghan people is worrying and we should not leave these Muslim people with joint cooperation.” Do more damage.
Emphasizing that the US presence anywhere in the world is not only problematic but also problematic, the President said: The fate of Afghanistan must be determined peacefully without the interference of foreigners and by the Afghans themselves and through dialogue.
The Speaker of the Senate of Pakistan Mohammad Sadegh Sanjarani also conveyed the congratulatory message of the President and Prime Minister of Pakistan, stating that Iran and Pakistan are two souls in one body and have brotherly relations. You are in the process of developing relations with Pakistan, the level of cooperation between the two countries in all areas will develop significantly.
Referring to the US inability to provide security in Afghanistan, he said: “The US is a major cause of insecurity in various regions, and given the current situation in the region, we ask you to coordinate between Islamic countries to establish peace and security in the region.” .
