From Karachi Airport, the Iranian President departed for Iran. At Jinnah International Airport, Sindh Governor Kamran Khan Tesori, Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah, and other high-ranking officials bid farewell to the Iranian president.

The Iranian president met with a number of high-ranking officials while in Pakistan, including Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Governor Balighur Rehman, Governor Kamran Tessori of Sindh, Governor Maryam Nawaz of Punjab, Governor Asim Munir of the Army Staff, and CM Murad Ali Shah.

Prior to this, Dr. Seyyed Ebrahim Raisi, the president of Iran, reaffirmed his commitment to fostering bilateral ties with Pakistan.

At a celebration held in his honor last night at the Chief Minister House in Karachi, he was speaking to a sizable crowd.

According to the president of Iran, both sides are thinking about working together to support political, economic, commercial, and public relations efforts for the growth and well-being of their respective populations.

Iran has advanced significantly in industry, research, and technology, according to Dr. Syed Ebrahim Raisi, and it is prepared to share its expertise with Pakistan.

The Iranian president reaffirmed his commitment to removing trade restrictions with Pakistan.

Raisi’s trip to Lahore
During his visit to Allama Iqbal’s mausoleum earlier in the day, Ebrahim Raisi emphasized his “special connection” to the Pakistani people.

Raisi and his delegation were welcomed at the Allama Iqbal International Airport by Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz.

The Iranian president expressed his desire to speak at a public event in Pakistan during his remarks at the event.

When paying his respects at Allama Muhammad Iqbal’s mausoleum in Lahore, Ebrahim Raisi stated, “I wanted to address a public rally in Pakistan but the conditions were such that it could not be made possible.”