Pakistan's Interior Minister Meets Iranian Counterpart in Tehran

What happened in Tehran

Pakistan's Interior Ministry said late on Monday that Mohsin Naqvi sat down with Eskandar Momeni in Tehran, focusing on peace and stability across the region. The ministry added that Momeni thanked Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Field Marshal Asim Munir for their roles in promoting stability, and quoted him saying, "We are grateful for Pakistan's continuous efforts to establish peace in the region."

Pakistan's mediation and energy squeeze

Islamabad says it is working diplomatic channels to restart stalled engagement between the US and Iran, adding that Pakistan stepped in as mediator early in this year's fighting. Officials also flagged how vulnerable the country is to the spillover: Pakistan imports most of its energy and has seen domestic costs climb as disruptions affect ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz. To help cover shortfalls, Pakistan reached a recent deal with Iran that allows another liquefied natural gas cargo to traverse the strait without hindrance.

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Bilateral ties and meetings

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian also held a meeting with Naqvi. Citing an IRNA report, Pakistan's Interior Ministry said both sides voiced support for strengthening relations between Islamabad and Tehran.

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