ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, is expected to visit Iran on Tuesday, October 20, for high-level discussions with Iranian officials on regional developments, bilateral cooperation and Pakistan’s potential mediation role between Tehran and Washington.
According to Iranian media reports, the army chief will hold meetings with senior Iranian officials in Tehran, with discussions expected to focus on regional security challenges and matters of mutual interest.
The reported visit comes amid diplomatic efforts involving Pakistan and Iran, with Islamabad’s role in facilitating dialogue between Tehran and Washington expected to feature prominently in the discussions.
Pakistan’s potential mediation between Iran and the United States is among the key issues on the agenda, according to the reports. However, no specific proposals or expected outcomes of the talks have been disclosed.
The meetings are also expected to cover bilateral cooperation and the broader regional situation, reflecting the importance of security and diplomatic coordination between the two neighbouring countries.
The visit would provide an opportunity for direct engagement with Iranian officials on developments affecting regional stability and relations between Iran and the United States.
Further details regarding the army chief’s meetings and any agreements or understandings reached during the visit have not been announced.
Subsequent reporting by Anadolu Agency confirmed that Field Marshal Munir arrived in Tehran on October 20, accompanied by a Pakistani delegation. Iran’s Foreign Ministry said the visit primarily focused on strengthening bilateral relations, while US-Iran tensions remained part of the diplomatic backdrop.