Pakistan Army Chief to visit Iran on Monday

Pakistan's Army Chief General Asim Munir will visit the Iranian capital Tehran on Monday, the country's Fars news agency reported, citing Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghai.

Baghai said the visit aims to strengthen bilateral cooperation and continue Pakistan's "sincere efforts" to establish regional peace and security.

The visit of the Pakistani army chief to Tehran is seen as significant amid the recent tensions and security situation in the Middle East. This visit could be especially important in terms of communication between Iran and Pakistan on security and various regional issues.

The visit to Tehran is likely to focus on bilateral relations, security cooperation, and regional peace and stability. However, Iran did not provide details on what specific issues will be discussed during the visit or whether any agreements will be reached.

According to the Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Tehran attaches importance to the role that Pakistan is trying to play in establishing regional peace and security.

In line with this, the Pakistani army chief's visit to Tehran is being considered an important initiative to further enhance mutual communication between the two countries.