Pakistan-Iran sign MoU to enhance maritime cooperation

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Iran have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance maritime cooperation, and to enhance and diversify bilateral trade and expand cooperation in mutual interest.

The Pakistani delegation led by Secretary Defence Lieutenant General (R) Hamood Uz Zaman Khan was welcomed by the Iranian Deputy Defense Minister.

The MoU was signed between Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) and the Iranian border guards during the visit of Secretary Defence, Lt.Gen (Retd) Hamooduz Zaman to Iran. It will strengthen relations between PMSA and Iranian border guards.

Upon arrival in Tehran, the Secretary Defence was welcomed by the Iranian Deputy Defence Minister.

During interaction, the Iranian Deputy Defence Minister expressed best wishes for Pakistan’s political and military leadership.

The Secretary Defence emphasized the importance of bilateral relations between Pakistan and Iran. He also expressed the hope that bilateral relations will continue to evolve on principles of mutual respect and shared common interests.

During talks, both sides underscored the significance of regular convening of various institutional mechanisms, including Joint Economic Commission and Joint Trade Committee to forge closer cooperation in areas of mutual interest.

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