Eskandar Momeni, Iran's Minister of Interior, met with Mohsen Naqvi, Pakistan's Minister of Interior, on Monday in Tehran. The meeting aimed to explore ways to strengthen bilateral relations and increase trade volume between the two countries. In this session, both sides emphasized the importance of joint cooperation in economic and security fields.
Targeting a $10 Billion Trade Goal
During the discussion, Momeni and Naqvi referred to the goal of increasing bilateral trade volume to $10 billion. This goal was discussed as an important step towards strengthening the economic foundations of both countries and enhancing trade interactions. Additionally, the two ministers stressed the necessity of conducting border operations 24/7 to prevent any potential problems and obstacles in the trade route.
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Strengthening Security and Border Cooperation
One of the key points of this meeting was security and border cooperation. Momeni emphasized the need to strengthen security at the shared borders and noted that close cooperation between the two countries could help reduce security threats and enhance stability in the region. Naqvi also highlighted the importance of this cooperation, stating: "Iran and Pakistan have common interests that we must work to strengthen."
This cordial and constructive dialogue between the two ministers reflects the efforts of both countries to create a brighter and more sustainable future in economic and security fields. Given the geographical position and historical relations between Iran and Pakistan, these negotiations could lead to positive and effective developments in the region.
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