Islamabad: Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi met Pakistani Chief of Army Staff General Syed Asim Munir to engage in discussions aimed at strengthening bilateral cooperation and regional security.

According to Islamic Republic News Agency, the meeting featured constructive discussions on the geo-strategic environment, with a particular focus on challenges confronted by both countries in the domain of security. The Pakistani Army's Public Relations announced in a statement that the Pak-Iran border security mechanism was reviewed as part of efforts to enhance bilateral coordination.

General Munir reaffirmed that Pakistan and Iran are brotherly neighbours, bound by deep-rooted ties of shared history, culture, and religion. Both sides agreed to stay engaged for enhanced bilateral cooperation while jointly working to assist in bringing positive developments in issues concerning the region.

Foreign Minister Araqchi acknowledged and appreciated the efforts by Pakistan for peace and stability in the region. The dialogue between the two leaders is seen as a significant step towards fostering stronger ties and addressing mutual security concerns.