Both sides agree to deepen bilateral ties, expand trade and enhance coordination on security and border management.
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Pakistan and Iran have agreed to strengthen cooperation on counter-terrorism and border security, reaffirming their commitment to closer coordination on regional security challenges.
The understanding was reached during high-level engagements between the two countries, with both sides pledging to enhance bilateral relations and improve mechanisms for intelligence sharing and border management.
The two neighbours also agreed to boost mutual trade and expand economic cooperation, while working to facilitate cross-border connectivity and commercial activity.
The renewed commitment reflects efforts by Islamabad and Tehran to deepen strategic ties, address shared security concerns and promote stability along their common border.
