Iran vows unwavering support for Pakistan’s integrity & regional prosperity

The commitment to promoting mutual interests extends beyond mere cooperation.

ISLAMABAD: In a positive development, Iran has reiterated its steadfast commitment to supporting the territorial integrity of its brotherly neighbor, Pakistan. Recognizing common challenges, including the shared threat of terrorism, both countries acknowledge the need for collaborative efforts to address these issues effectively.

Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Pakistan Reza Amiri Moghadam has tweeted that beyond common security concerns, Iran and Pakistan are embracing a unique relationship characterized by non-competitive interests and complementary macro/microeconomic dynamics. This distinctive synergy lays the foundation for fostering geo-economic cooperation, Sustainable Development Objectives (SDOs), and regional welfare.

The commitment to promoting mutual interests extends beyond mere cooperation; it reflects a shared vision for stability, economic growth, and prosperity in the region. By leveraging their respective strengths and addressing common challenges collaboratively, Iran and Pakistan are poised to create a fertile ground for sustainable development, elevating the well-being of their citizens.

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The emphasis on geo-economy and regional welfare underscores the potential for transformative partnerships that extend beyond traditional geopolitical considerations. This positive narrative sets the stage for a future marked by increased collaboration, economic synergy, and shared prosperity in the broader region.

Iran is fully committed to the territorial integrity of brotherly country of 🇵🇰. Threats like #terrorism are common, also interests. uniquely non-compatative interests + complementary #economy provides a fertile ground to promote geo-economy, #SDO, #security & #Welfare in region. pic.twitter.com/0ZrBtS92R1

— Reza Amiri Moghadam (@IranAmbPak) January 19, 2024