Pakistan and Iran: No boundaries for expanding cooperation
Afghanistan, April 28 -- Written By: Sahil Hamkar
To promote that Pakistan and Iran are two brotherly neighbouring countries that share a great cultural and religious affinity that should be enhanced for mutual benefits.
Pakistan and Iran share deep historical, cultural, linguistic and religious ties. Their amicable relations date back to 1947, when Iran was the first country to recognize the newly established state of Pakistan. Both states signed a treaty of friendship in 1950.
Bilateral relations between Pakistan and Iran have been tested on several accounts, such as the civil war in Afghanistan, sectarian tension, sanctions on Iran and Iran's ties with Saudi Arabia.
Pakistan has played the role of mediator in defusing tensions betw...
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