Pakistan's interior minister visited Tehran, meeting with Iranian officials in a bilateral discussion. The visit, which took place in late September, focused on regional security and cooperation. Officials from both countries exchanged views on counterterrorism and border management.
During the talks, the two sides emphasized the importance of maintaining stability in the region. The Pakistani delegation highlighted the challenges posed by cross-border movements, particularly from Afghanistan. The Iranian side reiterated its commitment to regional security and cooperation.
The visit comes amid heightened tensions along the Pakistan-Iran border, where Afghan migrants have been intercepted. Reports indicate that dozens of Afghan nationals were arrested near the Dasht area, raising concerns about border control. Both nations have expressed a shared interest in addressing these issues through coordinated efforts.
The meeting underscored the ongoing diplomatic engagement between Pakistan and Iran, despite regional complexities. Officials did not specify further details on the outcomes of the discussions.
