Chief of Army Staff, Field Marshal Asim Munir, has emphasized the need for closer collaboration between Pakistan and Iran.
He highlighted that enhanced cooperation would strengthen regional security and promote mutual economic interests.
During meetings with Iranian officials, Asim Munir discussed strategies to combat cross-border terrorism and ensure stability.
Both sides agreed on the importance of intelligence sharing and coordinated efforts to secure their shared border.
The army chief also underlined opportunities for bilateral trade and infrastructure development between the two countries.
Officials noted that stronger ties could contribute to peace and prosperity in the wider region.
Pakistan and Iran reaffirmed their commitment to dialogue and regular high-level engagements.
Authorities stressed that collaboration across security, economic, and cultural fronts is vital for long-term regional stability.
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