Pakistan’s Special Representative for Afghanistan, Muhammad Sadiq Khan, has left for Tehran, Iran, for a series of high-level meetings with Iranian officials. Diplomatic sources say the discussions will focus on Afghanistan-related issues and aim to enhance regional cooperation for peace and stability. The visit comes in the wake of a recent four-nation meeting in the United States, attended by representatives from Pakistan, China, Russia, and Iran, adding further significance to the talks. Muhammad Sadiq Khan’s Tehran trip is expected to build upon the outcomes of that conference and further advance diplomatic engagement on Afghan affairs. During his stay in Tehran, Ambassador Sadiq will hold key talks with Iranian counterparts, emphasizing Pakistan’s commitment to regional dialogue and collaborative solutions for Afghanistan.
Pakistan’s Special Envoy Leaves for Tehran to Hold Talks on Afghanistan
