Pakistan’s Prime Minister, Shehbaz Sharif, emphasizes the need to strengthen trade and connectivity with Iran during a meeting with Iranian Ambassador Reza Amiri Moghadam. Discussions highlight areas of cooperation including trade, energy, transportation, and counter-terrorism measures.
PM Shehbaz underscores mutual benefits and urges closer collaboration, expressing gratitude for Iran’s support on regional matters. Ambassador Moghadam reaffirms Iran’s commitment to enhancing ties with Pakistan.
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The talks coincide with efforts to address Pakistan’s energy needs, including discussions on the Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline.
Despite US reservations, Pakistan seeks a waiver from sanctions to advance the project, while Washington pledges support for clean energy initiatives to alleviate Pakistan’s energy crisis.
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