June 17th 2024.
In a recent statement published on the website of the Iranian president's office, it was revealed that the Interim President Mohammad Mokhber and Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif had a phone call where they reaffirmed their commitment to enhancing the relationship between their two countries. This call took place on Sunday and was focused on discussing not only bilateral relations, but also important regional issues such as the situation in Gaza, according to Xinhua news agency.
During the call, Mokhber expressed his desire to increase their annual bilateral trade to $10 billion in the near future. He emphasized the need for both Iran and Pakistan to work together to swiftly overcome any obstacles in the economic and trade sectors. Mokhber also highlighted the strong bond between the two nations, stating that Iran has always considered Pakistan as a strategic partner and companion. He further emphasized Iran's dedication to improving their ties in all aspects.
On the other hand, Sharif also expressed his country's eagerness to strengthen their relations with Iran, particularly in the area of trade and economy. He reiterated his government's commitment to achieving the desired trade target. The Iranian statement also mentioned that Sharif extended his well wishes to Iran for its upcoming presidential election, scheduled for June 28.
It is clear that both leaders share a common goal of enhancing the relationship between their nations. They are determined to work together towards this goal and overcome any challenges that may arise. The commitment and dedication shown by Mokhber and Sharif is a testament to the strong bond between Iran and Pakistan, and their desire to further strengthen it.
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