Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi said he did not "feel like a stranger in Pakistan".

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi arrived in Lahore on Tuesday morning and gone by Allama Iqbal’s sepulcher, where he highlighted a “special connection” with the Pakistani individuals.

Punjab Chief Serve Maryam Nawaz gotten Raisi and his assignment at the Allama Iqbal Worldwide Air terminal on the moment day of his three-day official visit. His visit is the primary of its kind by any head of state after the February 8 common decisions.

Punjab Chief Secretary Zahid Akthar Zaman, Auditor Common of Police Dr Usman Anwar and Iranian delegate common in Lahore Mehran Movahhedfar were among those accepting him.

Marriyum Aurangzeb, Senator Pervaiz Rasheed and Uzma Bukhari, Mujtuba Shujaur Rehman, Khawaja Sulaiman Rafiq, Bilal Yasin, and Chaudhry Shafay Hussain were too show on the event.

The Iranian president at that point paid a visit to Allama Iqbal’s catacomb, where he laid a botanical wreath and advertised fateha.

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi about Pakistan:

Talking on the event, Raisi said he did not “feel like a stranger at all”, including that there were “special feelings and connection” with Pakistani individuals that kept the two countries associated.

“I needed that a open rally be held so I may address the open but due to a few reasons, the conditionalities were such that it may not be made possible,” he said.

“On sake of the incomparable pioneer of the Islamic Republic of Iran, I say my welcome to the individuals of Pakistan and Lahore,” Raisi said, increasing in value the “revolutionary spirit” show within the individuals here.

The Iranian president highlighted that Allama Iqbal was an amazingly imperative identity for Iran as he was a really rousing individual. He moreover lauded the Pakistani individuals and government for the “stance taken with us (Iran) in a solid way against Zionist forces”.

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Raisi penned his deference for Allama Iqbal’s scholarly bequest within the visitors’ book, the report said, including that he was moreover briefed on the progressing rebuilding endeavors at Lahore’s chronicled destinations, especially inside the Ancient Walled City.