PM Imran Khan and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani Joint Press Conference in Tehran

[ealtaf]

Very good speech and engagement.

 

[RajaRawal111]

خان جی کے جناب حسن روحانی صاحب کو روانی بہت سے باتیں پرچی پر دیکھ بغیر کیہ دیں - اور ہمیشہ کی طرح جو منہ میں آئ چھوڑ دی --- روانی میں اپنی ہی حکومت کے خلاف مسلح تحریک کا پروگرام دے دیا --- موصوف یہ کیہ گئے ہیں کہ پاکستان میں ایران کے اسلامی انقلاب کی ضرورت ہے - اور موصوف کو یاد ہی نہیں رہا کہ پاکستان میں ان کی اپنی ہی حکومت ہے
دیکھو نا انصافیو پرچی پر نے دیکھ کر بندہ کیسی کیسی چولیں مار جاتا ہے
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Pakistan and Iran on Monday agreed to boost security cooperation and set up a Joint Rapid Reaction Force to fight terrorism and guard the common border between the two countries.

Leadership of both the countries also agreed to further strengthen the bilateral trade and economic ties. Prime Minister Imran Khan, while speaking at a joint press conference with the Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, said that we support Iran’s Islamic Revolution and the new Pakistan is looking for such a revolution. He said both the countries would not allow terrorist activities from their sides and security chiefs of the two countries would discuss ways of cooperation.

The prime minister expressed the hope that this would build confidence between the two countries to reach the conclusion that they would not allow their soils to be used against each other.

This government in Pakistan for the first time is dismantling militant groups in the country and this was not done from any outside pressure, he said. He said it is a decision made through consensus across the political spectrum that “we will not allow our soil to be used by anyone against anyone.”

“In the last 12 to 13 years Pakistan had suffered a lot from terrorism where 70,000 of our people lost their lives in terrorist activities,” he said. “We are luckier than Afghanistan which despite Nato’s strength and Afghan security forces could not tackle militancy as Pakistan did,” he said.

Imran Khan, along with a delegation, was on his maiden two-day official visit of Iran, atthe invitation of Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, to strengthen bilateral and commercial relations.

He said a few days back, 14 Pakistan security personnel were martyred by terrorists in Ormara, Balochistan, adding that he knew Iran had also suffered from terrorism. Imran Khan said that four decades of war in Afghanistan had affected both Pakistan and Iran, adding peace in Afghanistan was in the interest of both the countries.

“We will cooperate with each other in helping political settlement of Afghan issue as peace in the war-torn country will help both Pakistan and Iran, the prime minister said. Iran and Pakistan have agreed to set up a joint border "reaction force" following a number of deadly attacks by militant groups on their frontier, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani announced on Monday after talks with visiting Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan.

"We agreed to create a joint rapid reaction force at the borders for combating terrorism," Rouhani told a joint news conference, following months of increased tensions over attacks on both sides of the frontier.

Khan’s visit to Iran, the first since he took office last year, comes after gunmen who Islamabad says were based in Iran killed 14 members of Pakistan’s security forces last week in its own Balochistan province.

"The security chief will sit down with his counterpart here and discuss (security) cooperation," Khan said, although no details were given on the joint force. "We trust that both countries will not have terrorist activities from their soil ... We will not allow any damage to your country from our soil," said the Pakistani premier.

Stressing that "no third country" could harm Iran-Pakistan ties, an apparent reference to the United States and its policy of isolating the Islamic republic, Rouhani said Tehran was ready to boost trade and business ties with Islamabad.

"In the current situation, the region’s countries must decide and plan for their interests

independently and directly," Rouhani said. For his part, Khan said his visit to Tehran aimed to "find ways to increase trade and cooperation... in energy and other areas", noting that two-way trade was "very limited".

According to the joint statement, Khan visited the holy shrine of Imam Reza (AS) in the city of Mashhad on 21 April 2019 and held delegation-level talks with Rouhani and also met with the Leader of the Islamic Revolution Grand Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei.

While emphasising historical, cultural, religious and civilizational ties between the two countries, and highlighting the commitment of the senior officials of the two countries to expand relations in all areas of mutual interest, the two sides reiterated the importance of deepening and reinforcing bilateral ties based on principles of national interest, territorial integrity and mutual respect for national sovereignty. They called for swift implementation of bilateral agreements as a step towards realising this important goal.

Both sides highlighted that common borders should be the borders of peace and friendship, and acknowledged the necessity of forging regular cooperation and exchange of views between political, military and security officials of the two countries to combat threats such as terrorism, smuggling of narcotics, human trafficking, hostage-taking, money-laundering and abduction. It was also agreed that the 10th Round of the Special Security Committee of the two Ministries of Interior will be held in Islamabad in June 2019 to discuss these matters in detail.

It was also agreed that the next meeting of the Joint Consular Commission would be held in second half of 2019 to review the progress made so far and chart the way forward in further facilitating the movement of people from both sides. The Pakistan side welcomed the initiation of the process for release of a number of Pakistani prisoners by the Government of Iran, and for making arrangements for their expeditious repatriation to Pakistan.

President of Iran and Prime Minister of Pakistan agreed that enhancing and cementing cooperation between Iran’s Sistan-Balochistan Province and Pakistan’s Balochistan Province including opening of new border crossings and border markets would contribute towards improvement of the economic situation of local residents, and further constitutes a step towards resolving the border challenges and insecurities. Both sides agreed to hold the second round of High Border Commission in Islamabad in May 2019 to review the current status of preparations and further measures required for the earliest opening of new crossing points at Gabd-Reemdan and Mand-Pishin, besides opening of new border markets.

Reaffirming the importance of strong and historic socio-cultural and linguistic affinities between the two countries and their peoples, both sides reaffirmed the need to further strengthen these bonds through promotion of academic, cultural and tourism activities, particularly by encouraging more frequent exchange of visits of intellectuals, folk artists, cultural troupes and by enhancing tourism to the historic religious sites in both countries.

Prime Minister Imran Khan reaffirmed the support and solidarity of the Government and people of Pakistan with the people of Iran over loss of precious human lives and material damages due to recent severe floods in Iran. He expressed the conviction that the people of Iran would handle this natural calamity with their characteristic resilience. The Iranian side expressed its gratitude to Pakistan for sending humanitarian assistance to the flood-affected people in Iran.

Both sides welcomed the signing of a declaration for cooperation in health sector aimed at bilateral technical assistance and experience sharing with tangible outputs. Considering the increase in volume of trade between the two countries in 2018, the President of Iran and Prime Minister of Pakistan instructed relevant institutions and ministries to devise all required mechanisms for boosting monetary, financial and commercial activities to their full potential by utilising all available options. The two sides also decided to hold the 21st round of the Joint Economic Commission (JEC) in the second half of 2019 in Pakistan to deliberate further on these issues.

Both sides discussed and exchanged views on major regional and international issues, and asserted that peace, tranquility and sustainable development are prerequisite for enhancing relations, integrity and synergy among the West Asian countries.

Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to the UN Charter and international law, in particular the principles of sovereign equality of states, political independence and non-interference in the internal affairs of States. The two sides reiterated the need for all states to adhere to the rule of law including at the international level. In this context, they expressed serious concerns over unilateral application of measures by any country that are inconsistent with the provisions of international law and the principles of UN Charter.

The President of Iran and Prime Minister of Pakistan, referring to the necessity of establishing a safe, stable and independent Afghanistan for the sake of regional peace and stability, acknowledged the necessity of holding Afghan-led and Afghan-owned peace dialogue while calling upon regional countries and the international community to work collectively to end the conflict and restore complete peace in the country. Both sides also agreed to join efforts for achieving a broader regional consensus in this regard.

While condemning terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, both sides acknowledged the great achievements of the two countries in combating terrorism and emphasized that efforts to develop regional and international cooperation in preventing and countering terrorism should be redoubled and the root-causes of all types of terrorism in the region identified and addressed.

Considering the importance of developing connectivity and transit corridors in order to accelerate and facilitate bilateral and regional cooperation and trade, both sides welcomed the implementation of bilateral and multilateral agreements, including the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), as well as agreements on establishing the North–South and East–West corridors in Iran.

The President of Iran and Prime Minister of Pakistan welcomed all dimensions of cooperation of the two countries with other states, particularly the six-party Speakers’ Conference in Tehran with the purpose of consolidating cooperation among the regional states.

Both sides highlighted the need to resolve the issue of Jammu & Kashmir through dialogue and peaceful means based on the will of the people of that region and in line with the resolutions of the United Nations Security Council.

The President of Iran and Prime Minister of Pakistan emphasised that the right of the people of Palestine to establish an independent and sovereign Palestinian state should be respected as the key demand of the Muslim states. Both sides also agreed to reinforce endeavors through regional and international arrangements and mechanisms to help the Palestinians establish an independent state.

Both sides stressed on swift and complete implementation of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) by other states considering the full compliance of the Islamic Republic of Iran to its provisions.

The Prime Minister of Pakistan expressed his appreciation to the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran for the warm and generous hospitality extended to the Pakistani delegation, and officially invited H.E. Dr. Hassan Rouhani to visit Pakistan at the earliest convenience. The President of Iran accepted the gracious invitation. Dates for the visit will be worked out through diplomatic channels.

https://www.thenews.com.pk/print/461591-naya-pakistan-looking-for-iran-like-revolution-says-imran

 

[EngrHaseebShahid]

hahahahahahahahahaha parchi ko defend krny ki nakaaaam koshish meray bhai ki :P

 

[Nightcrawl]

You can't be right all the time the biggest thing is to learn from your mistakes and ik learns

 

[Khan125]

خان جی کے جناب حسن روحانی صاحب کو روانی بہت سے باتیں پرچی پر دیکھ بغیر کیہ دیں - اور ہمیشہ کی طرح جو منہ میں آئ چھوڑ دی --- روانی میں اپنی ہی حکومت کے خلاف مسلح تحریک کا پروگرام دے دیا --- موصوف یہ کیہ گئے ہیں کہ پاکستان میں ایران کے اسلامی انقلاب کی ضرورت ہے - اور موصوف کو یاد ہی نہیں رہا کہ پاکستان میں ان کی اپنی ہی حکومت ہے
دیکھو نا انصافیو پرچی پر نے دیکھ کر بندہ کیسی کیسی چولیں مار جاتا ہے
​

Pakistan and Iran on Monday agreed to boost security cooperation and set up a Joint Rapid Reaction Force to fight terrorism and guard the common border between the two countries.

Leadership of both the countries also agreed to further strengthen the bilateral trade and economic ties. Prime Minister Imran Khan, while speaking at a joint press conference with the Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, said that we support Iran’s Islamic Revolution and the new Pakistan is looking for such a revolution. He said both the countries would not allow terrorist activities from their sides and security chiefs of the two countries would discuss ways of cooperation.

The prime minister expressed the hope that this would build confidence between the two countries to reach the conclusion that they would not allow their soils to be used against each other.

This government in Pakistan for the first time is dismantling militant groups in the country and this was not done from any outside pressure, he said. He said it is a decision made through consensus across the political spectrum that “we will not allow our soil to be used by anyone against anyone.”

“In the last 12 to 13 years Pakistan had suffered a lot from terrorism where 70,000 of our people lost their lives in terrorist activities,” he said. “We are luckier than Afghanistan which despite Nato’s strength and Afghan security forces could not tackle militancy as Pakistan did,” he said.

Imran Khan, along with a delegation, was on his maiden two-day official visit of Iran, atthe invitation of Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, to strengthen bilateral and commercial relations.

He said a few days back, 14 Pakistan security personnel were martyred by terrorists in Ormara, Balochistan, adding that he knew Iran had also suffered from terrorism. Imran Khan said that four decades of war in Afghanistan had affected both Pakistan and Iran, adding peace in Afghanistan was in the interest of both the countries.

“We will cooperate with each other in helping political settlement of Afghan issue as peace in the war-torn country will help both Pakistan and Iran, the prime minister said. Iran and Pakistan have agreed to set up a joint border "reaction force" following a number of deadly attacks by militant groups on their frontier, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani announced on Monday after talks with visiting Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan.

"We agreed to create a joint rapid reaction force at the borders for combating terrorism," Rouhani told a joint news conference, following months of increased tensions over attacks on both sides of the frontier.

Khan’s visit to Iran, the first since he took office last year, comes after gunmen who Islamabad says were based in Iran killed 14 members of Pakistan’s security forces last week in its own Balochistan province.

"The security chief will sit down with his counterpart here and discuss (security) cooperation," Khan said, although no details were given on the joint force. "We trust that both countries will not have terrorist activities from their soil ... We will not allow any damage to your country from our soil," said the Pakistani premier.

Stressing that "no third country" could harm Iran-Pakistan ties, an apparent reference to the United States and its policy of isolating the Islamic republic, Rouhani said Tehran was ready to boost trade and business ties with Islamabad.

"In the current situation, the region’s countries must decide and plan for their interests

independently and directly," Rouhani said. For his part, Khan said his visit to Tehran aimed to "find ways to increase trade and cooperation... in energy and other areas", noting that two-way trade was "very limited".

According to the joint statement, Khan visited the holy shrine of Imam Reza (AS) in the city of Mashhad on 21 April 2019 and held delegation-level talks with Rouhani and also met with the Leader of the Islamic Revolution Grand Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei.

While emphasising historical, cultural, religious and civilizational ties between the two countries, and highlighting the commitment of the senior officials of the two countries to expand relations in all areas of mutual interest, the two sides reiterated the importance of deepening and reinforcing bilateral ties based on principles of national interest, territorial integrity and mutual respect for national sovereignty. They called for swift implementation of bilateral agreements as a step towards realising this important goal.

Both sides highlighted that common borders should be the borders of peace and friendship, and acknowledged the necessity of forging regular cooperation and exchange of views between political, military and security officials of the two countries to combat threats such as terrorism, smuggling of narcotics, human trafficking, hostage-taking, money-laundering and abduction. It was also agreed that the 10th Round of the Special Security Committee of the two Ministries of Interior will be held in Islamabad in June 2019 to discuss these matters in detail.

It was also agreed that the next meeting of the Joint Consular Commission would be held in second half of 2019 to review the progress made so far and chart the way forward in further facilitating the movement of people from both sides. The Pakistan side welcomed the initiation of the process for release of a number of Pakistani prisoners by the Government of Iran, and for making arrangements for their expeditious repatriation to Pakistan.

President of Iran and Prime Minister of Pakistan agreed that enhancing and cementing cooperation between Iran’s Sistan-Balochistan Province and Pakistan’s Balochistan Province including opening of new border crossings and border markets would contribute towards improvement of the economic situation of local residents, and further constitutes a step towards resolving the border challenges and insecurities. Both sides agreed to hold the second round of High Border Commission in Islamabad in May 2019 to review the current status of preparations and further measures required for the earliest opening of new crossing points at Gabd-Reemdan and Mand-Pishin, besides opening of new border markets.

Reaffirming the importance of strong and historic socio-cultural and linguistic affinities between the two countries and their peoples, both sides reaffirmed the need to further strengthen these bonds through promotion of academic, cultural and tourism activities, particularly by encouraging more frequent exchange of visits of intellectuals, folk artists, cultural troupes and by enhancing tourism to the historic religious sites in both countries.

Prime Minister Imran Khan reaffirmed the support and solidarity of the Government and people of Pakistan with the people of Iran over loss of precious human lives and material damages due to recent severe floods in Iran. He expressed the conviction that the people of Iran would handle this natural calamity with their characteristic resilience. The Iranian side expressed its gratitude to Pakistan for sending humanitarian assistance to the flood-affected people in Iran.

Both sides welcomed the signing of a declaration for cooperation in health sector aimed at bilateral technical assistance and experience sharing with tangible outputs. Considering the increase in volume of trade between the two countries in 2018, the President of Iran and Prime Minister of Pakistan instructed relevant institutions and ministries to devise all required mechanisms for boosting monetary, financial and commercial activities to their full potential by utilising all available options. The two sides also decided to hold the 21st round of the Joint Economic Commission (JEC) in the second half of 2019 in Pakistan to deliberate further on these issues.

Both sides discussed and exchanged views on major regional and international issues, and asserted that peace, tranquility and sustainable development are prerequisite for enhancing relations, integrity and synergy among the West Asian countries.

Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to the UN Charter and international law, in particular the principles of sovereign equality of states, political independence and non-interference in the internal affairs of States. The two sides reiterated the need for all states to adhere to the rule of law including at the international level. In this context, they expressed serious concerns over unilateral application of measures by any country that are inconsistent with the provisions of international law and the principles of UN Charter.

The President of Iran and Prime Minister of Pakistan, referring to the necessity of establishing a safe, stable and independent Afghanistan for the sake of regional peace and stability, acknowledged the necessity of holding Afghan-led and Afghan-owned peace dialogue while calling upon regional countries and the international community to work collectively to end the conflict and restore complete peace in the country. Both sides also agreed to join efforts for achieving a broader regional consensus in this regard.

While condemning terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, both sides acknowledged the great achievements of the two countries in combating terrorism and emphasized that efforts to develop regional and international cooperation in preventing and countering terrorism should be redoubled and the root-causes of all types of terrorism in the region identified and addressed.

Considering the importance of developing connectivity and transit corridors in order to accelerate and facilitate bilateral and regional cooperation and trade, both sides welcomed the implementation of bilateral and multilateral agreements, including the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), as well as agreements on establishing the North–South and East–West corridors in Iran.

The President of Iran and Prime Minister of Pakistan welcomed all dimensions of cooperation of the two countries with other states, particularly the six-party Speakers’ Conference in Tehran with the purpose of consolidating cooperation among the regional states.

Both sides highlighted the need to resolve the issue of Jammu & Kashmir through dialogue and peaceful means based on the will of the people of that region and in line with the resolutions of the United Nations Security Council.

The President of Iran and Prime Minister of Pakistan emphasised that the right of the people of Palestine to establish an independent and sovereign Palestinian state should be respected as the key demand of the Muslim states. Both sides also agreed to reinforce endeavors through regional and international arrangements and mechanisms to help the Palestinians establish an independent state.

Both sides stressed on swift and complete implementation of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) by other states considering the full compliance of the Islamic Republic of Iran to its provisions.

The Prime Minister of Pakistan expressed his appreciation to the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran for the warm and generous hospitality extended to the Pakistani delegation, and officially invited H.E. Dr. Hassan Rouhani to visit Pakistan at the earliest convenience. The President of Iran accepted the gracious invitation. Dates for the visit will be worked out through diplomatic channels.

https://www.thenews.com.pk/print/461591-naya-pakistan-looking-for-iran-like-revolution-says-imran

dhakkan, jo post kia hey usey parha b hey?

khan to terey pita ji ko latkaney ki batain kr rha hey.

tujhey parchi ki justification nazar a rahee hey

 

[Dr Adam]

اگر کوئی خاندانی جاہل پٹواری یہ بات کہتا تو بندہ ہنس دیتا اور طشتری میں دو چار چُوندی چُوندی رکھ کے

عزت افزائی کے لئے بصد احترام اُسے پیش کر دیتا

?لیکن جب قوم کے پڑھے لکھے لوگ ایسی باتیں کرنا شروع کر دیں تو یہ قوم کے لئے لمحہ فکریہ ہے ​

 

[RajaRawal111]

اگر کوئی خاندانی جاہل پٹواری یہ بات کہتا تو بندہ ہنس دیتا اور طشتری میں دو چار چُوندی چُوندی رکھ کے

عزت افزائی کے لئے بصد احترام اُسے پیش کر دیتا

?لیکن جب قوم کے پڑھے لکھے لوگ ایسی باتیں کرنا شروع کر دیں تو یہ قوم کے لئے لمحہ فکریہ ہے ​

کے ہو گیا وے یار ڈاکٹر صاب --- ہنسانے استے ہی کیتی اے جناب اے گل

 

[hawkinthesky111]

اگر کوئی خاندانی جاہل پٹواری یہ بات کہتا تو بندہ ہنس دیتا اور طشتری میں دو چار چُوندی چُوندی رکھ کے

عزت افزائی کے لئے بصد احترام اُسے پیش کر دیتا

?لیکن جب قوم کے پڑھے لکھے لوگ ایسی باتیں کرنا شروع کر دیں تو یہ قوم کے لئے لمحہ فکریہ ہے ​

janab jab in perhay likhay logoon ko ye nazar nahin aareha hai kaisay paisa bena aur kaisay bahar gaya tu aap in say kia umeed rekhtay hain...
:)

 

[Dr Adam]

تُساں ناں شمار او ہنسانے اَلی پَنڈ کٹیگری اِچ ناں ہونا اے

تُساں پڑھے لِخے بندے او ایسے واسطے میں تُساں نی بَؤں عزت کرنا آں​

کے ہو گیا وے یار ڈاکٹر صاب --- ہنسانے استے ہی کیتی اے جناب اے گل

 

[Dr Adam]

راجہ دل کا بُرا آدمی نہیں ہے بس ویسے ہی مَستا رہتا ہے ​

janab jab in perhay likhay logoon ko ye nazar nahin aareha hai kaisay paisa bena aur kaisay bahar gaya tu aap in say kia umeed rekhtay hain...
:)

 

[RajaRawal111]

تُساں ناں شمار او ہنسانے اَلی پَنڈ کٹیگری اِچ ناں ہونا اے

تُساں پڑھے لِخے بندے او ایسے واسطے میں تُساں نی بَؤں عزت کرنا آں​

ڈاکٹر صاب اللہ تساں کی دونوں جہاناں وچ خوش رکھے - نہ دل چھوٹا کریا کرو جناب - کدے ہنسی مذاق وی ہو جانا اے

 

[Dr Adam]

آمین

تُساں لَئی وِی اِیو سب دواواں

اَپنا تے بَچیاں نا خیال کریؤ

رب راکھا ​

 

[Pak Digital News.]

TEHRAN (Dunya News) – Pakistan’s Prime Minister (PM) Imran Khan on Monday met Iranian President Hassan Rouhani at the Presidential Palace in Tehran during his two-day maiden visit for enhancing bilateral relations and hold detailed discussions over critical regional issues.

After discussing the entire spectrum of bilateral relations, and the means to further bolster their relations in diverse fields, PM Khan and President Rouhani addressed a joint press conference.

It has been revealed that both Pakistan and Iran have agreed to set up a Joint Rapid Reaction Force to guard the common borders.

No other country can influence Pak-Iran ties

“No third country will be allowed to influence friendly ties between Iran and Pakistan,” Rouhani said while emphasising on strengthening bilateral ties between Tehran and Islamabad. He further maintained that both sides have expressed their resolve to enhance the existing relations.

He accepted Pakistan PM Imran’s invitation to visit Pakistan and hoped he would be able to fly to Islamabad soon.

He said unfortunately some tensions were witnessed in the border areas in the recent past where terrorists perpetrated their nefarious acts. He said both sides have reaffirmed their commitment to achieve peace and security in the entire region.

Rouhani asserted that both neighbours have also agreed to bolster their trade and economic ties. “We have agreed to set up a barter committee so that goods and other items could be exchanged. We are also interested in establishing links between Gwadar and Chahbhar ports in order to strengthen our commerce relations,” he stated.

The Iranian President said his country was ready to meet the oil and gas requirements of Pakistan.

“We have already taken effective measures to construct the gas pipeline with the Pakistani border. Iran is also ready to increase power supply to Pakistan [for meeting electricity shortage].”

The two leaders also discussed regional peace and security with particular reference to Afghanistan.

Rouhani expressed confidence that the visit of Pakistani Prime Minister would prove to be “a turning point in expanding relations between the two countries.”

Pakistan will not allow militants to operate from its soil
PM Khan began his address by evoking nostalgic memory of the pre-partition era when Indians could speak Persian.

“If British had not come to the sub-continent, there would be no need of an interpreter as Indians could also speak Persian,” he said, while expressing his gratitude to Iran for the hospitality and respect extended to the Pakistani delegation.

He praised what he considered “a reflection of social equality in Iranian society.
“The difference between the rich and poor has diminished in Iran,” he said, adding that such a revolution is required in Naya (new) Pakistan.

PM Khan outlined Pakistan’s stance on terrorism by stating that the country will not allow any militant group to operate from its soil.

He maintained that Pakistan has suffered devastating effects of terrorism more than any other country, and praised Pakistan Armed Forces for countering and succeeding in the war against terror.

"I felt that the issue of terrorism was going to increase differences between Pakistan and Iran. So it is very crucial for both countries to resolve this issuethis issue," PM Imran said.
He proclaimed that both Pakistan and Iran were affected by the war in Afghanistan and the peace in Afghanistan “is in the interest of both countries.”

“Millions of Afghan refugees are residing in Pakistan and Iran,” he said, adding that achieving peace is not possible without justice [in the society].

“70,000 people have lost their lives in occupied-Kashmir, and [Kashmiris] are being brutally massacred on daily-basis,” he said.

Pakistan’s premier also condemned Israeli atrocities in Palestine and termed them “a gross violation of the International Law.”

“War is not a solution to any problem; rather justice can lead to peace. Peace in Afghanistan will yield positive outcomes in terms of trade and both countries will be able to benefit from it,” he added.

He said Pakistan wanted to benefit from Iran’s experience in the health sector.
“A few days ago, our 14 armed personnel were martyred in Balochistan,” he said, adding that his visit would restore ‘trust’ between both countries.

Pakistan and Iran also signed a memorandum of understanding for cooperation in the health sector while both leaders witnessed the signing ceremony.

PM Khan is visiting Iran on the invitation of President Rouhani. He is also scheduled to meet Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei.

Earlier today, the premier arrived at the Presidential Palace in Tehran where he was received by Rouhani. The national anthems of both countries were played during the welcoming ceremony, after which PM Khan was presented a guard of honour.

The premier is also expected to meet Pakistani and Iranian business community in Iran.
Minister for Human Rights Dr Shireen Mazari, Minister for Maritime Affairs Syed Ali Haider Zaidi, Adviser to PM on Commerce Abdul Razak Dawood, Special Assistant to PM on Overseas Pakistanis Syed Zulfiqar Abbas Bukhari, Special Assistant to PM on National Health Services Dr Zafarullah Mirza and Special Assistant to PM on Petroleum Nadeem Baber are included in the Pakistani delegation.

On Sunday, the premier landed at the Tehran International Airport where he was warmly welcomed by Iranian Health Minister Dr Saeed Namaki.

Earlier, he paid his respects at the shrine of Imam Ali Raza during a brief stopover in Mashhad at the start of his two-day maiden visit to Iran. He met the leadership of the Khorasan-i-Razavi province and asserted that maintaining good relations with neighbours “was the cornerstone of his government policy.”

PM Khan – whose visit followed the brutal incident on April 18 near Ormara, in which 14 personnel belonging to the armed forces, including Navy, Air Force and Coast Guards, were shot dead and Pakistan lodged a strong protest with Iran over “its inaction against the terror groups believed to be involved in the Ormara killings” – on his highest priority will discuss border security issues with the Iranian leadership.

Pakistan Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) had lodged a strong protest with Iran over the matter.

In a letter written to the Iranian embassy on Friday, the MoFA stated: “Killing of 14 innocent Pakistanis by terrorist groups based in Iran is a very serious incident that Pakistan protests strongly.”

On Saturday, Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi said Islamabad had evidence the "terrorist outfits" that carried out the attack have "training and logistic camps inside Iranian areas bordering Pakistan".

Pakistan, Iran to establish Joint Rapid Reaction Force to safeguard borders

PM Khan is visiting Iran on the invitation of President Rouhani.

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[scolfeild]

Means !!
Big problem for India lol
Well played KHAN . Lordboota liberal006 niktachudri wont be happy ?

 

[Pak Digital News.]

Means !!
Big problem for India lol
Well played KHAN . Lordboota liberal006 niktachudri wont be happy ?

Yes absolutely

 

[Mr. A]

Iran and Pakistan have agreed to set up a joint border reaction force following to counter the increasing number of deadly attacks by militant groups on their frontier.

Border Reaction Force
Border rapid reaction force would be set up for combatting terrorism since increased tensions over attacks on both sides of the frontier is causing heavy casualties.
The Iran-Pakistan border skirts the volatile southeastern Iranian province of Sistan-Balochistan which has been the scene of frequent attacks on Iran's security forces.

Iran- Pakistan relations have been strained in recent months and both sides have been accusing each other of not doing enough to stamp out militants allegedly sheltering across the border. Hence together with increasing cooperation between border forces and intelligence agencies, both nations have
decided to form a joint quick reaction force on the border of the two countries for fighting terrorism.

source: https://currentaffairs.gktoday.in/iran-pakistan-set-joint-border-reaction-force-04201968196.html

 

[Nadir Bashir]

Its better. A continuous and strict management of the border is mandatory for next 15 years for the peace.
A fence and small dyke wall to stop cross border movements will be good. Also a permanent presence of troops all along the border for at least 15 years will serve the purpose for both of our nations...........................