Foreign Office Spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch says this will be the first visit by any Head of State to Pakistan after the general elections in February.


Islamabad: President of Iran, Dr. Seyyed Ebrahim Raisi will undertake a three-day official visit to Pakistan from tomorrow.
Foreign Office Spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch in a statement said this will be the first visit by any Head of State to Pakistan after the general elections in February.
The Iranian President will be accompanied by a high-level delegation comprising the Foreign Minister and other members of the cabinet, senior officials as well as a large business delegation.
During the visit, President Raisi will meet President and the Prime Minister, as well as Chairman Senate and Speaker, National Assembly.
The two sides will have a wide-ranging agenda to further strengthen Pakistan-Iran ties and enhance cooperation in diverse fields including trade, connectivity, energy, agriculture, and people-to-people contacts.
They will also discuss regional and global developments and bilateral cooperation to combat the common threat of terrorism.
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