Pakistan’s army chief to visit Tehran on Monday to boost regional security
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Pakistan’s army chief will visit Tehran on Monday, a trip aimed at strengthening bilateral cooperation and building on Pakistan’s efforts to help improve peace and security in the region, according to Iran’s Foreign Ministry.
The visit comes as both countries seek to deepen ties amid ongoing regional tensions. The Iranian statement did not provide further details on the agenda or specific topics for discussion.
The trip underscores a shared focus on stability, though no joint statements or agreements have been announced in advance. Observers will watch for any signals on cross-border security, given past friction along the Iran-Pakistan frontier.