Islamabad: Pakistan and Iran are poised to deepen their bilateral relations with a focus on trade and energy cooperation, according to discussions held between Sardar Ayaz Sadiq, the Speaker of Pakistan’s National Assembly, and Iranian Ambassador Reza Amiri-Moghaddam. The meeting underscored the potential for increased economic collaboration, emphasizing shared values and the importance of regional prosperity.

According to a statement by National Assembly of Pakistan, Speaker Sadiq highlighted the foundational relationship between Islamabad and Tehran, rooted in shared Islamic values and strong people-to-people connections. He stressed the potential for cooperation, particularly in the fields of trade and energy, which could significantly benefit both nations’ economies and the communities along their shared border.

Ambassador Amiri-Moghaddam acknowledged the enduring ties between the two countries and reiterated Iran’s commitment to bolstering its relationship with Pakistan. He expressed appreciation for the efforts to enhance parliamentary relations and noted that these initiatives could lead to greater regional stability and economic advancement.