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November 8, 2025

News Desk

Pakistan-Iran business ties to flourish quickly, says Iranian parliament speaker

Iranian Parliament Speaker Dr. Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf meets Sindh Governor Kamran Tessori in Karachi. — Our correspondent Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf expressed confidence that efforts to expand Iran-Pakistan trade would yield results “in the coming weeks”, following meetings in Karachi and earlier talks in Islamabad. Speaking exclusively to Geo News after a meeting with Governor Sid Kamran Tesori, with a broad smile on his face, Ghalibaf indicated that as a result of his meetings, he predicted major developments in the diplomatic, political and economic fields in the near future. Earlier, he addressed the ‘Iran Pakistan Business Forum’ at

April 25, 2024

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Industrialists call for action on Pakistan-Iran trade targeting $10bn

KARACHI: Welcoming the Pakistan-Iran bilateral trade target of up to $10 billion, industrialists, exporters and importers called for exploring avenues for local currency or barter trade, tapping Iran’s potential in the energy sector and resolving the issues of the Pakistan-Iran natural gas pipeline, among others, directly in the wider interest of the country. Industrialists support scaling up formal bilateral trade, highlighting its mutual benefits. They stress the need to complete the long-delayed Iran-Pakistan (IP) gas pipeline project as local industries demand cheaper gas to reduce the cost of doing business. Both Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif

April 7, 2024

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Islamabad begins work on completion of 80km section of Pakistan-Iran gas pipeline

Workers and supervisors are seen at the gas pipeline site between Pakistan and Iran. — AFP/File Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi is expected to visit Pakistan on April 22. Islamabad faces an $18 billion penalty for failing to complete the project. The 80 km stretch will be completed in 24 months at a cost of Rs 44 billion. ISLAMABAD: With the expected visit of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi to Pakistan on April 22, authorities have started work to start the construction of the 80-km section of the Pakistan-Iran natural gas pipeline from Gwadar to where it can be connected to Iranian

February 27, 2024

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Pakistan-Iran gas pipeline project gets green light from caretaker cabinet

Of the total length, 1150 km of pipeline will be laid inside Iran and remain in Pakistan till Gwadar You can see workers working on a natural gas pipeline between Pakistan and Iran. — AFP/File The pipeline project has been facing delays in completion since 2014. On February 23, the federal cabinet approved the summary by circulation. The 1,931-kilometer gas pipeline project will be completed in one year. ISLAMABAD: The Interim Federal Committee of the Cabinet has approved the Pakistan-Iran natural gas pipeline project with plans to complete it in a year, marking it a major development with hopes of

January 21, 2024

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Pakistan-Iran tensions have raised concerns in the US

Director of the Indo-Pacific Security Program Lisa Curtis at CNAS warned that heightened tensions between nuclear-armed neighbors Pakistan and Iran have raised concerns in the United States, with fears the situation is spiraling out of control. In an interview with VOA Deewa, Curtis, a seasoned foreign policy and national security expert, highlighted the motivation behind Iran’s recent invasion of Pakistan, linking the move to retaliation after the January 3 twin suicide bombings claimed by Daesh. . “So I think Iran had to show that it will strike back when attacked, and Pakistan, in a way, is seen as an easier

January 21, 2024

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Rupee to hover around 280 till elections as Pakistan-Iran tensions ease

Rupee supported by improved outlook for external account that posted current account surplus in December A man counts Pakistani rupee notes at a foreign exchange shop in Peshawar, Pakistan, September 12, 2023. — Reuters The rupee ended the week at 279.90 against the dollar on Friday. Currency backed by improved prospects for foreign account. The rupee’s stability has been tested by rising tensions with Iran. KARACHI: The rupee is expected to remain stable at around 280 to the dollar until the general election, analysts said, as Pakistan-Iran tensions eased and the country received external support from the United Arab Emirates

January 20, 2024

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How China could help ease Pakistan-Iran tensions

BEIJING: Beijing has said it is willing to mediate tensions between Pakistan and Iran after the two countries exchanged deadly airstrikes on militant targets on each other’s soil. China is a close partner of both nations, which enjoy extensive military and economic ties with Beijing and play an important role in its geopolitical ambitions. Central Asia and a vast region from the Himalayas to the Persian Gulf, Pakistan and Iran are well placed in Beijing’s long-term plans to reshape regional geopolitics in its own interests. Beijing’s foreign ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning said on Thursday that China is “willing to play

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