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‘Iran is always prepared to respond to security challenges when necessary’

ISLAMABAD: Iran remains committed to negotiations and a peaceful and sustainable resolution of disputes but is also prepared to respond to security challenges when necessary, Iranian Ambassador to Pakistan Dr Amiri Moghadam said on Thursday. Speaking at a roundtable discussion at Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI), the ambassador appreciated the solidarity extended by the Pakistani…

‘Iran is always prepared to respond to security challenges when necessary’

Iranian Ambassador to Pakistan, Dr Amiri Moghadam, stated on Thursday that Iran remains committed to negotiations and a peaceful resolution of disputes, while also being prepared to respond to security challenges when necessary. During a roundtable discussion at the Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI), the ambassador praised the solidarity extended by the Pakistani government and people during the recent hostilities between the United States and Iran, and acknowledged the diplomatic efforts of Pakistani leaders to reduce tensions and facilitate dialogue.

Moghadam highlighted the vast potential for expanding bilateral trade, connectivity, and regional economic cooperation between Pakistan and Iran, emphasizing the importance of credible commitments and effective implementation to ensure the success of future diplomatic processes.

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