Pakistan has announced that Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi will visit Islamabad for a three-day official visit starting April 22. The visit aims to mend relations between the neighboring countries after an exchange of antiterror missile strikes on each other's territory.
The Bottom Line Upfront
The visit of Iranian President Raisi to Pakistan is significant as it demonstrates both countries' efforts to de-escalate tensions and improve bilateral relations. It also highlights the importance of regional stability and cooperation in the face of recent conflicts in the Middle East.
The Breakdown
Pakistan is hosting Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi for a three-day official visit starting April 22.
The visit was planned before the recent military standoff between Iran and Israel and will proceed as scheduled.
Pakistan and Iran share a border and have accused each other of not doing enough to prevent militants from launching cross-border attacks.
