Iranian President Raisi Seeks to Strengthen Ties with Pakistan Amid Regional Tensions
Ebrahim Raisi's visit to Pakistan focuses on boosting bilateral relations and addressing regional security, as Iran faces increased geopolitical pressures.
- Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi is on a three-day visit to Pakistan to discuss border security, terrorism, and bilateral trade amidst regional tensions.
- The visit comes after a series of cross-border strikes between Iran and Pakistan earlier this year, with both sides now seeking to mend ties.
- Raisi's trip is seen as an effort to garner support from Pakistan amid escalating tensions with Israel and Western sanctions on Iran.
- Key discussions include combating terrorism, economic cooperation, and the stalled Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline project.
- Pakistan, facing its own economic challenges and reliant on Western aid, navigates its diplomatic position carefully amid regional conflicts.
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