Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi arrived in Tehran on a two-day official visit, where he held high-level discussions with Iranian Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni on bilateral relations and ongoing efforts for regional peace and stability. The Iranian side praised Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir's sincere and committed efforts toward resolving regional issues and acknowledged Pakistan's constructive role in promoting peace and stability, reaffirming that Iran has long supported peace and values close cooperation with Pakistan. The talks underscore a growing alignment between Islamabad and Tehran, with interior ministries playing a central role in security collaboration—ranging from border management and counter-terrorism to intelligence sharing and cross-border trafficking controls. The visit signals a practical shift from rhetoric to action, as both sides explore concrete mechanisms for closer cooperation, including joint border patrols, information exchange, visa facilitation, and economic connections that can help stabilize border regions. In my view, the visit represents a prudent step toward stabilizing an already volatile region. It highlights a shared recognition that security and economic development are intertwined, and that sustained dialogue at a high level can create a foundation for broader regional peace. However, the real test will be the specificity and timeliness of the agreements, the degree of follow-through, and the ability of both countries to maintain momentum amid regional geopolitical complexities. If the two sides translate dialogue into tangible actions, this partnership could contribute to reducing cross-border threats and supporting broader peace initiatives in South Asia.
Source: Statement from @zarrar_11PK
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Published: May 16, 2026, 6:35 am
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