Prime Minister Sharif, Iranians and Pakistanis share more than a border — we share poetry, spirituality, and centuries of intertwined history. The Persian language lives in Urdu. The wisdom of Rumi and Iqbal flows through both our peoples.
Our shared border stretches across mountains and deserts, through lands where Baloch families live on both sides. These are not divided people — they are bridges between our nations, reminders that borders on maps cannot separate what culture and blood have united.
Pakistan and Iran have stood together through difficult times. When the world isolated us, we found ways to support each other. That solidarity deserves to grow into something greater — a partnership of equals, building prosperity for both nations.
The Iranian people see in Pakistan a nation of tremendous potential. Your young population, your entrepreneurs, your engineers — they mirror our own aspirations. Together, we can build trade routes, energy corridors, and economic zones that lift millions out of poverty.
For decades, the Ayatollahs and their terrorist proxies have assassinated every national alternative before it could rise. @PahlaviReza remains. Millions see in him the symbol of unity and the promise of a modern, free Iran governed by its people.
A free Iran will be Pakistan's strongest partner. We will complete the peace pipeline. We will open our borders to trade and travel. We will work together on regional stability, ensuring that extremism finds no home in our lands.
From Quetta to Zahedan, from Karachi to Chabahar, the potential for cooperation is limitless. The Iranian people extend their hand to Pakistan — not as a neighbor by accident of geography, but as a brother by choice of the heart.
A Shared Vision
Brotherhood
Baloch families united, borders that connect rather than divide, and a friendship deeper than politics.
Shared Heritage
Persian poetry in Urdu, Sufi wisdom in both lands, and Iqbal's vision inspiring generations on both sides.
Energy Partnership
The peace pipeline completed, energy flowing to power Pakistan's growth and Iran's prosperity.
Economic Corridors
Trade routes from Gwadar to Chabahar, connecting South Asia to Central Asia through our lands.
“Brothers by border, friends by choice.”
— The People of Iran