Important developments of Pakistan

The recent visit of the President of Iran Dr. Ibrahim Raisi to Pakistan is of great importance in terms of promoting mutual cooperation between the two brotherly countries, as everyone knows that the roots of the relations between the two countries are very deep in terms of historical and cultural background. Increasing closeness between the two countries is the need of the hour.

What can be more important than this that Iran is the country in the world that first recognized Pakistan after its existence. Both countries are bound by the unbreakable bond of religion. Apart from this, association with RCD organization in the past has also played a very important role in bringing the two countries closer economically.

After the current government came to power, this visit of the head of the state of Iran can be called an extraordinary development. Upon the arrival of the Iranian President in Islamabad, he was warmly welcomed and the air echoed with slogans of Pakistan-Iran friendship. The enthusiasm of the people was visible on this occasion. When the Iranian President arrived in Lahore, there was no end to the happiness of the citizens. Zinda Dalan Lahore became Farsh Rah.

He visited Mazar-i-Iqbal and laid floral wreath. Allama Iqbal is revered in Iran and the popularity of his Persian poetry is of extraordinary importance and he is remembered as Iqbal Lahori due to his residence in Lahore. Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz met the Iranian President and First Lady and thanked them for their visit to Lahore.

The three-day official visit of the Iranian President was a success in all respects. Apart from the meetings with the Prime Minister and the President of Pakistan, he also met the Chief of Army Staff General Asim Munir during which they also discussed important issues of mutual interest. In the last leg of his visit, President Raisi also visited Karachi, the industrial and business capital of Pakistan, where he interacted with important industrial and commercial figures of Pakistan. This was the first visit of a head of state to Karachi after many decades.

The Iranian president also visited the shrine of the founder of Pakistan, Quaid-e-Azam, laid a wreath and performed a Fatiha ceremony. The Iranian President also had a special meeting with Sindh Governor Kamran Tesori and Sindh Chief Minister at the Chief Minister’s House. Governor Sindh also conferred an honorary PhD degree on President Ibrahim Raisi from the University of Karachi.

The government of Sindh organized a grand reception in honor of the Iranian president. The stalling of the project to lay a gas pipeline from Iran to Pakistan, which arose due to American pressure, also came under consideration. The completion of this project will greatly benefit both the countries. It was reiterated by both the countries that this project will be completed as soon as possible.

The Iranian President’s visit has taken place at a critical time when Israel is wreaking havoc on the Palestinians. Iran is the only Islamic country that has shown courage and defied Zionist colonialism with great courage. .

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Pakistani media has given special importance to the Iranian President’s visit and covered it with great interest.

Pakistan has become the focus of world news today. Not long ago, a delegation from Saudi Arabia headed by Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister Prince Farhan paid an important official visit to Pakistan during which matters of mutual interest were discussed between the two countries. discussed important issues such as promoting mining and trade in various sectors with

Among the Muslim countries, the nature of relations between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia is the most different and separate. Both the countries have stood by each other’s side in every hour of difficulty. In the field of defense, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have been two pillars together. During the reign of Shah Faisal, these relations were at their peak and in the eyes of the opponents and ill-wishers of both countries, these relations were like a thorn.

The historic Faisal Mosque of Islamabad is the best symbol of these relations. Whoever is in government in Pakistan will not make any difference to these relations because the roots of these relations are very deep. You will remember that in the largest conference of Islamic countries held in Lahore, Shah Faisal had the highest position among the heads of all Muslim countries. Shah Faisal Shaheed had a heart-felt attachment to Pakistan and the Pakistani people. No other country was more deeply shocked by his martyrdom than Pakistan. Even today, the hearts of the Pakistani people quicken when the name of Shah Faisal Shaheed is mentioned.

There is no sphere of life where the mutual relations between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia do not prevail. Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif recently visited Saudi Arabia to perform Umrah during which he met Saudi Arabia’s Ruler Mohammad bin Salman. Important issues of mutual interest were discussed in this meeting.

It is expected that Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif will go on an official visit to Saudi Arabia on April 28 where he will meet with Saudi officials regarding investment in Pakistan. It is expected that the Saudi head of state will visit Pakistan at his first opportunity on the invitation of the Prime Minister of Pakistan.

Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia has indicated to invest in Pakistan on a large scale. Saudi Arabia’s interest in solving Pakistan’s current financial crisis is also very important. Pakistan, being the only Islamic nuclear power in the world, has such importance that it cannot be compared to any other country.