Tuesday, July 2, 2024 03:21 PM
Iranian President's Security Team Arrives in Islamabad
- Dr Raisi's visit to Pakistan amidst Israel-Iran tensions showcases diplomatic commitment.
- Finalization of Iran-Pakistan Free Trade Agreement expected during President's visit.
- Collaborative efforts to enhance security and economic cooperation highlight bilateral relations.
Image Credits: San Diego Union-TribuneThe advance security team of Iranian President Dr Ebrahim Raisi has arrived in Islamabad for his official visit to Pakistan amidst heightened tensions with Israel. The visit aims to strengthen diplomatic ties, finalize a Free Trade Agreement, and showcase resilience in bilateral relations.
The advance security team of Iranian President Dr Ebrahim Raisi has landed in Islamabad as scheduled, in preparation for his upcoming official visit to Pakistan. This move comes amidst heightened tensions between Israel and Iran, prompting a thorough assessment of security measures for Dr Raisi's protection.
Despite the potential risks involved, Dr Raisi has opted to proceed with his visit to Pakistan, demonstrating a commitment to strengthening diplomatic ties between the two nations. Iranian Ambassador Dr Reza Amiri Moghadam has also engaged with Pakistani officials to discuss the current situation and coordinate arrangements for the visit.
One of the key highlights of the Iranian President's visit is the expected finalization of a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between Iran and Pakistan. This agreement holds significant economic implications for both countries and underscores their mutual interest in enhancing trade relations.
Dr Ebrahim Raisi's forthcoming visit to Pakistan not only signifies a diplomatic milestone but also underscores the resilience of bilateral relations in the face of regional challenges. The collaborative efforts to secure the visit and advance economic cooperation through the FTA reflect a shared commitment to fostering mutual prosperity and stability.
