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Iran's Interior Minister Iskandar Momeni Arrives in Islamabad
The visit aims to deepen border security and trade ties as officials seek to raise bilateral commerce from $3 billion to $10 billion.
- On Monday, Iranian Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni arrived in Islamabad for an official visit, meeting Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi amid heightened regional tensions between the United States and Iran.
- US Central Command launched "a new wave of strikes" in the Strait of Hormuz on Monday, aiming at "degrading" Iran's ability to attack commercial vessels after a month-old ceasefire agreement unravelled.
- Momeni will meet Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir during the visit, with discussions aimed at boosting bilateral trade from $3B to $10B and strengthening border security.
- Pakistan and Qatar proposed a joint de-escalation plan urging both sides to return to pre-July 9 positions "as a first step" to resume stalled talks and end the months-long war.
- Following his Pakistan visit, Momeni will travel to New Delhi, India, to attend the BRICS Meeting of Ministers for Disaster Management, focusing on disaster risk reduction and regional cooperation.
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The Minister of Interior of the Islamic Republic of Iran arrived in Islamabad at the invitation of his Pakistani counterpart and with the aim of advancing bilateral cooperation.
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Amid escalating armed conflict between the U.S. and Iran over control of the Strait of Hormuz, the Iranian Interior Minister is visiting Pakistan, a mediating country. Analysts suggest this indicates an ongoing effort to ease tensions through a mediator. AFP reported on the 20th (local time), citing a source from the Pakistani Interior Ministry, that Iranian Interior Minister Eskander Momeni is scheduled to visit the capital, Islamabad, on that …
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