Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Pakistan's new ambassador Imran Ahmed Siddiqui held discussions in Tehran, emphasizing peace and security as central to bilateral relations.The meeting occurred amid ongoing US-Iran tensions, following a collapsed ceasefire mediated by Islamabad.Both nations reaffirmed commitments to strengthen ties, with Araghchi acknowledging Pakistan's diplomatic role in regional stability.

The dialogue also addressed economic cooperation, including trade and infrastructure projects like the Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline, though US sanctions and security concerns hinder progress.Iranian Interior Minister Eskander Momeni's visit to Pakistan further underscores regional diplomatic efforts to resolve conflicts.The article highlights shared objectives of stability and mutual benefit, reflecting deep historical and cultural ties between the countries.