Iranian President Seyyed Ebrahim Raisi visited Pakistan for three days, showing friendship and support between the two countries. Even though he couldn’t speak at a public event, his visit was full of meaningful actions and diplomatic gestures that reminded everyone of the strong historical and cultural connection between Iran and Pakistan.
His visit to Allama Muhammad Iqbal’s mausoleum, known as the ‘poet of the East,’ showed how both countries share a love for literature and knowledge. President Raisi wanted to talk directly to the Pakistani people during his visit, which shows he wants to connect with them. Even though it didn’t happen due to some problems, acknowledging it shows he values honest conversations.
President Raisi appreciated Pakistan’s support for global issues, especially its help for Palestinians. Many Pakistanis agreed with him, feeling proud of their country’s stand for justice. His talk about Allama Iqbal’s ideas against colonialism shows how those thoughts are still important today. By connecting Iqbal’s beliefs with modern struggles, President Raisi reminded everyone of the common values that unite Iran and Pakistan.