Pakistan’s interior minister is making his sixth visit to Tehran amid growing regional tensions, as both Islamabad and Doha intensify efforts to restore diplomatic ties with the United States. The trip follows a period of strained relations between Pakistan and Washington, with Tehran serving as a potential mediator in broader geopolitical discussions. Analysts suggest the move reflects Pakistan’s balancing act between regional alliances and its desire to re-engage with the U.S. on security and economic fronts. The visit could signal shifting dynamics in South Asian diplomacy, particularly as both countries navigate post-pandemic and post-Afghan withdrawal challenges.
Pakistani interior minister's trip to Tehran is his sixth and comes as Islamabad, Doha seek to revive diplomacy with US.
