Physician: Iran considers Pakistan a friendly and brotherly country 🔺Our President emphasized the significance of the special relationship between the Islamic Republic of Iran and Pakistan during the ceremony of receiving the credentials of Mr. Iman Ahmad Sidiki, the new Ambassador of Pakistan in Tehran, wishing him success during his mission. He stated that the relations between the two countries are not merely those of two neighbors, but are based on deep historical, civilizational, cultural, religious, and brotherly ties, with Iran considering Pakistan a friendly, brotherly, and trustworthy partner. 🔺Mr. Iman Ahmad Sidiki, the new Ambassador of Pakistan, also expressed his happiness at the beginning of his mission in the Islamic Republic of Iran and meeting with the President during the ceremony. He described the Iran-Pakistan relations as an outstanding example of the historical, civilizational, cultural, and religious ties between the two nations, stating that these deep-rooted relations are a valuable asset for the development of future cooperation, and we all have a duty to strengthen them even further.
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Physician: Iran considers Pakistan a friendly and brotherly country
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