Iran’s National Security Chief, Ali Larijani, arrived in Pakistan today and was formally welcomed at Noor Khan Airbase. His visit aims to strengthen diplomatic and security ties between the two countries.
During his stay, the National Security Chief is scheduled to hold meetings with key Pakistani leaders. He will meet President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to discuss regional security and bilateral cooperation.
Larijani is also expected to meet Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Ishaq Dar at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In the evening, he will attend a formal dinner at the Iranian embassy, fostering diplomatic relations further.
In the afternoon, the National Security Chief will meet with National Assembly Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq, signaling engagement with Pakistan’s legislative leadership. These meetings highlight the importance of dialogue between the two nations.
The visit will include sessions with Pakistan’s top military officials. Larijani is also set to hold a press briefing at the Iranian embassy, offering insights into the discussions and future cooperation.
Officials note that the presence of the National Security Chief underlines Tehran’s interest in enhancing ties with Islamabad. The talks are expected to cover regional security, trade, and diplomatic matters, with both sides aiming to address mutual concerns.
The Iranian envoy’s visit comes at a critical time for regional diplomacy. Observers say these high-level meetings could shape the future of Iran-Pakistan relations and contribute to broader stability in the region.
Pakistan and Iran continue to emphasize dialogue and collaboration. The National Security Chief’s visit is seen as a step toward stronger coordination on security and economic cooperation between the neighboring countries.
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