Islamabad:Ambassador of Iran to Pakistan, Reza Amiri, visited the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP) Headquarters, emphasizing the strong brotherly relations between Iran and Pakistan.
He met with APP Managing Director Muhammad Asim Khichi to discuss cooperation in the media field. Ambassador Amiri praised the Pakistani people for their affection towards Iran, stating that Pakistan and Iran are friends in times of need.
He highlighted the countries’ shared history of standing together during difficult times, including Pakistan’s bravery during the war with India. The ambassador expressed Iran’s potential for collaboration with Pakistan, citing military exercises, trade, and cultural exchanges.
He noted that trade between the two nations is currently $3.3 billion and aims to reach $10 billion annually. Amiri also highlighted the importance of media cooperation, stating that Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA) and APP’s direct news exchange is crucial for expanding relations. He invited Pakistani President to visit Iran soon, citing the recent high-level visits between the two countries. APP managing director appreciated Iran’s support for Pakistan, particularly on the Palestine issue.
