Mohsin Naqvi begins official visit to Iran

Mohsin Naqvi begins official visit to Iran

Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has arrived in Iran on an official visit, where he is set to hold meetings with senior Iranian officials, according to Iranian media reports.

Naqvi’s visit is expected to focus on strengthening relations between Pakistan and Iran and improving coordination on issues of mutual interest. During his stay, the interior minister will meet high-ranking Iranian officials and exchange views on matters concerning the two neighbouring countries.

The visit comes amid continued diplomatic engagement between Islamabad and Tehran, with both sides seeking to enhance cooperation and maintain regular contact at the leadership and ministerial levels.

Discussions during Naqvi’s meetings are likely to cover bilateral relations as well as regional developments that have implications for both Pakistan and Iran. The two countries share a long border and have close historical, cultural and economic ties, making regular coordination between their governments important.

Pakistan and Iran have also been working to improve cooperation on border management and other issues affecting communities along their shared frontier. High-level visits and official meetings provide an opportunity for both sides to review progress, address outstanding concerns and explore new areas of cooperation.

Iranian media said Naqvi will meet senior officials during his visit, although further details about his schedule and the specific issues to be discussed were not immediately disclosed.

The minister’s visit is part of Pakistan’s broader efforts to maintain engagement with neighbouring countries and strengthen bilateral ties through diplomatic and official channels. His meetings in Tehran are expected to contribute to continued dialogue between the two countries and provide a platform for discussing matters of shared concern.