Relations with Pakistan are very important for the Islamic Republic of Iran: Leader

Shahbaz Sharif, heading a delegation to Tehran to pay his respects to the late president of Iran.

While sincerely thanking the government and nation of Pakistan for their sympathy, Iran's leader said: The relations between the two countries have been faced with ups and downs in the past years, and we believe that with the establishment of the new government in Pakistan, there is a possibility of revitalization these relations.Highlighting the late President Ayatollah Raisi's commitment to strengthening ties with Pakistan, Ayatollah Khamenei hailed Raisi's recent visit to the country as a potential turning point in bilateral relations. He affirmed his confidence in Dr. Mokhber, the acting president, to continue fostering cooperation and advancing mutual agreements between Iran and Pakistan.Ayatollah Khamenei emphasized the inherent challenges in maintaining friendly relations between nations, stressing the need to overcome obstacles and diligently pursue collaborative progress in practical terms.In response, Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif lauded President Raisi's visit to Pakistan as highly beneficial, laying a solid foundation for expanded cooperation and outlining a promising roadmap for future collaboration.
He expressed optimism for enhanced relations across various sectors, signaling a shared commitment to nurturing and strengthening the bond between Iran and Pakistan.