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Iran’s Foreign Minister Zarif in Islamabad for Talks

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has travelled to Islamabad at the head of a political-economic delegation upon the invitation of his Pakistani counterpart.

Upon arrival in Islamabad on Tuesday night, Zarif was welcomed by Pakistani Foreign Ministry officials.

In this trip, Zarif is to meet with senior Pakistani officials to discuss promotion of bilateral relations, regional issues, the Muslim world, and international affairs.

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