Islamabad: Pakistan's Foreign Minister, Mohammad Ishaq Dar and his Iranian counterpart Abbas Araqchi discussed bilateral cooperation across various sectors and exchanged views on regional developments in a telephone call today. During the call, the two ministers reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening trade cooperation and emphasized their shared determination to work closely together within the framework of regional peace and development.

According to Qatar News Agency, the conversation highlighted the mutual interest of both nations in enhancing collaborative efforts in trade. The ministers underscored the importance of working in unison to promote stability and economic progress in the region. Both sides expressed their intentions to explore new avenues for cooperation to bolster their economic ties.

The call reflects the ongoing dialogue between Pakistan and Iran, aimed at fostering a cooperative approach to address regional challenges. The ministers agreed to maintain regular communication to ensure that the objectives of their discussions are achieved effectively.