Caretaker foreign minister conveys condolences to Iran over kerman terrorist attacks.

Posted on by Ibtehaj Tahir

Caretaker Foreign Minister Jalil Abbas Jilani, on Thursday, extended heartfelt condolences to Iranian counterpart Hossein Amir-Abdollahian on behalf of Pakistan. In a telephonic conversation, Jilani expressed deep sympathy for the loss of innocent lives in the recent terrorist attacks in Kerman. Emphasizing solidarity, Jilani underscored that terrorism poses a shared threat, necessitating collaborative and effective countermeasures. The foreign minister’s sentiments were shared through a post on social media, emphasizing the commitment of Pakistan to stand united with Iran in the face of such challenges.

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