ISLAMABAD — Pakistan’s army chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, has held a meeting with Iran’s Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni in Islamabad, according to sources cited by Al Arabiya.
The meeting comes amid efforts by the two neighbouring countries to strengthen security coordination and address shared regional challenges, including border security, counterterrorism, and cross-border movements.
Pakistan and Iran have maintained complex relations, balancing economic and security cooperation while managing tensions along their long border. Recent diplomatic engagements have focused on improving communication between security institutions and preventing instability in border areas.
Officials have not immediately released detailed information about the discussions, but the meeting highlights the importance both countries place on military and security dialogue at a time of heightened regional tensions.
The talks also come as Pakistan and Iran seek greater coordination on regional issues affecting South Asia and the Middle East, where shifting alliances and security concerns continue to shape diplomatic priorities.
