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Iran's President Praises Pakistan's Role in Promoting Regional Peace

Masoud Pezeshkian commended Islamabad's diplomatic approach and urged continued consultations to ease regional tensions.

· 1 min read · language: en
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— Mehr News (Iran)

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian praised Pakistan's "principled approach" and its efforts to support peace, stability and security in the region, according to Iran's Mehr News Agency.

Speaking from Tehran, Pezeshkian urged continued diplomatic consultations between the two neighbors, framing dialogue as essential to easing tensions and preventing potential regional crises.

Emphasis on diplomacy

The remarks underscore Tehran's continued push for regional cooperation at a time of heightened uncertainty across the Middle East and South Asia.

Mehr News did not report further specifics on the venue or format of Pezeshkian's comments, nor did it detail any forthcoming joint initiatives between Iran and Pakistan.

Iran and Pakistan share a long border and have periodically coordinated on security matters, making high-level statements of this kind a recurring feature of bilateral relations.

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