Pakistan values ties with Iran: Minister

During a press conference in Lahore, he said that the border violations do not affect relations between the two countries.

Rana Sanaullah added that Pakistan will never be part of an alliance against any Islamic country.

commenting on anti-Iran positions taken by Saudi and the US leaders in Riyadh, the provincial law minister maintained that both Saudi Arabia and the United States have their own foreign policies and it is not necessary that other countries would also agree to it.

Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif also had attended the recent Arab-US summit in Riyadh.
“Pakistan’s role is to end the tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia,” Sanaullah added.

Punjab Law Minister also expressed that by giving a statement against Iran, the US president has actually violated the diplomatic norms.

He professed that the recent statement by Donald Trump will not only create troubles for Saudi Arabia but also for the United States while Iran has on the other hand gained sympathies because of the statement.

Earlier Interior Minister of Pakistan Chaudhary Nisar Ali Khan had said that he would be leading a high-level delegation to Iran after Ramadan to address issues between the two countries amicably.

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