Baloch, reflecting on mutual interests and concerns, emphasized issues such as border security, drug trafficking, and illegal migration. "Pakistan is committed to advancing the relationship with Iran.

The committee meeting was apprised that 600 loaded trucks were stuck on the Pakistan-Iran border because the officials were demanding import order. Committee member Salim Mandviwala said that food ...

The Senate Standing Committee on Trade on Monday discussed the barter trade system with Iran and heard complaints from the representatives of the trade bodies about the difficulties being faced by ...

Pakistani separatist militants claimed on Saturday an attack on a highway in a volatile southwestern province that killed 18 ...

QUETTA: The federal government has announced the opening of a new crossing point at the Pakistan-Iran border in Panjgur, in collaboration with Iran, to facilitate legal trade activities between ...

Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi, during the meeting confirmed Iran's commitment to the return of an estimated 3.5 million ...

As reaffirmed during the recent meeting between the Prime Minister of Pakistan and the President of Iran, we stress upon the need for mutual efforts to eliminate terrorism on both sides of the border.

Gen. Bagheri noted that Iran shares a long border with Pakistan, and both nations are working to resolve security issues while transforming the border regions into “a place for broad economic ...

The high-ranking talks on Monday also covered Pakistan's involvement in Iran's naval exercises, cross-border exchanges, and issues related to Afghanistan that concern both countries. General Bagheri's ...

Pakistan and Iran have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance Maritime cooperation. The MoU was signed between Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) and the Iranian border guards ...

For months, Israel has threatened to strike Iran’s nuclear program and sought U.S. help to do it. President Joe Biden wisely avoided that course. The new Trump administration, however ...

Many others have no papers and are in Iran illegally. They are often exploited, working for very low wages on construction sites or in companies on the outskirts of large cities. Amir Saeid ...