Islamabad, (Urduupoint / Pakistan Point News – August 3, 2025) Pakistan, Iran on Sunday agreed to the Silk Road, Gavdar to Chabahar projects to increase regional economic and trade integration.
The Iranian Rhodes and Urban Devilopment Minister, Farzneh Sadeg, who gave the account of the Iranian President on the official visit to Pakistan, participated, Communications Abdul Alim Khan, Commerce Jamal Khan and Railways Hanif Abbasi called a release issue.
Iran expressed the interest of the meeting at the Silk Road initiative with Pakistan and Chinese and discs the maritime trade through the Gwadar-Chabhar route.
Especially the transportation, connectivity network and road infrastructure were discussed, crossing long and bilateral relations between two cases.
Welcoming the Iranian delegation, federal ministry Abdul Alim Khan for communication congratulated Iran at his great success and firm station against Israel, describing proud and solidarity for the entire Muslim world.
He emphasized that Pakistan and Iran have always stood by each other who reject Satan, bringing both countries closer.
Federal Minister Abdul Alim Khan invited the Iranian Rhodes and Urban Development to attend the upcoming ministerial conference in Pakistan on 23-24 October, hosting by ministers from Pakistan and 20 countries.
In response, Iranian Minister M.S.
Farzneh Saadeg expressed his deep praise for the support of Pakistan against Pakistan’s Israeli aggressive and extended feelings of goodwill for the people of Pakistan.
The Iranian minister highlighted the need to invest the number of vehicles operated between Iran and Pakistan and the current Quetta-Zahedon routes.
Federal Minister Sanchar Abdul Alim Khan proposed to form a bilateral work group to intensify the displacement of agreed initiatives.
Completing the meeting, Federal Minister Jamal Khan informed the Iranian delegation on the quantity of protest trade and highlighted the important unused capacity among various selectors.
Not that, the two countries can serve as a viable market for each other.
Railway’s federal minister Hanif Abbasi re-introduced Pakistan’s comment to review Islamabad-Tehran-Manbul railway projects, stating that the Quetta-Zahedon railway line would be upgraded and expanded to better connectivity.
In response, Iranian Minister M.S. Farzneh Saade thanked his Pakistani counter and assured full cooperation from his country, Iran. He described his journey as excessively more please for Pakistan, expressing optimism for more dynamic and effective bilateral busyness that move forward.
Federal Minister Abdul Alim Khan, recalling his recent visit to Iran, called the progress positive and meaningful in bilateral relations. He also presented gifts to Iranian minister Susrifenheheh and wished the people of Iran warmly.