Tehran: Iran has appreciated Pakistan’s diplomatic engagement in efforts to reduce regional tensions during a high-level meeting between Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, according to official details.
According to Beyond Time News, the meeting took place in Tehran as part of Naqvi’s second interaction with the Iranian president within a week, highlighting ongoing diplomatic coordination.
High-Level Meeting in Tehran
The interior minister’s visit was described as a sensitive diplomatic engagement focused on developments in US–Iran negotiations and the broader regional situation.
Both sides reviewed progress in the talks and discussed ways to manage evolving regional challenges.
Iran Acknowledges Pakistan’s Efforts
President Masoud Pezeshkian praised Pakistan’s role in facilitating communication and helping ease tensions in the region.
He also highlighted the historical, cultural, and religious ties between Iran and Pakistan, stressing the importance of strengthening political and bilateral cooperation.
Bilateral Cooperation Discussed
The two sides discussed expanding cooperation in political, economic, border, and security areas.
Officials described the discussions as constructive, with an emphasis on improving coordination and regional stability.
Earlier Engagements in Tehran
During the visit, Mohsin Naqvi also met IRGC Commander-in-Chief General Ahmad Vahidi and Iranian Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni.
These meetings focused on security cooperation and regional developments.
Mohsin Naqvi Arrives in Iran Carrying “Important Message” Amid US-Iran Talks
Pakistan’s Mediation Role
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei said messages between Iran and the United States have been exchanged through Pakistan.
He added that ongoing diplomatic efforts aim to reduce tensions and facilitate dialogue between the two sides.
Conclusion
As US–Iran negotiations enter a sensitive phase, Pakistan’s role as a communication channel has gained increased significance in regional diplomacy.
According to Beyond Time News, further diplomatic engagement is expected as talks continue.
