Overview

• Leaders agreed to boost annual bilateral trade from USD 3 billion to USD 10 billion to deepen economic integration
• Pakistan formally backed Iran’s right to develop nuclear energy for civilian purposes under the UN charter
• Twelve memorandums of understanding were exchanged covering agriculture, science, innovation, culture and maritime safety
• Both governments pledged to intensify joint counter-terrorism operations and improve border management against militancy
• President Pezeshkian highlighted plans to integrate Iran into the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor as a transit link to European markets