Iran’s President, Dr. Masoud Pezeshkian, is set to visit Pakistan on July 26. The visit comes at the invitation of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and is expected to further strengthen the close ties between the two neighboring countries.
During his visit, President Pezeshkian will meet with top Pakistani leaders, including the prime minister and the president. The two sides are expected to discuss important issues such as trade, regional peace, border security, energy cooperation, and joint efforts against terrorism.
This visit follows earlier high-level talks between both countries, where leaders agreed to work together more closely on matters of mutual interest. Pakistan and Iran share a long border and a deep historical relationship, and both sides are keen to increase cooperation in the areas of economy, security, and connectivity.
The visit may also include discussions on regional challenges and possible solutions through dialogue and diplomacy. Iran has shown interest in supporting peace efforts in South Asia, and this visit could be a step toward greater regional understanding.
President Pezeshkian’s arrival will be seen as a strong signal of commitment from both sides to continue working together for shared progress. It is expected to open new doors for collaboration and help strengthen long-term relations between Iran and Pakistan.