Iranian Air Force Commander Brigadier General Hamid Vahedi has held talks with his Pakistani counterpart Air Marshal Zaheer Ahmad Babar in Islamabad.
During the Monday meeting, the Pakistani commander praised the status of bilateral relations saying he is committed to expanding cooperation with the Iranian side.
Babar said the two neighboring countries have longstanding religious, cultural and historical ties which are manifested in the strong relations between Iran and Pakistan’s air forces.
The two air force chiefs discussed professional and bilateral issues.
The Iranian commander also praised the Pakistan Air Force for its professionalism and its growing capabilities in the aviation industry.
General Vahedi arrived in Pakistan on Sunday on an official visit at the invitation of his Pakistani counterpart.
Bilateral ties between Iran and Pakistan in the defense, military and security fields have expanded considerably in recent years.
In October last year, Chief of Staff of Iran’s Armed Forces Major General Ali Baqeri paid a four-day visit to Paksitan.
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