Islamabad: Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is expected to travel to Iran during the first week of July 2026 as part of an official visit aimed at strengthening diplomatic ties between the two neighboring countries. The Shehbaz Sharif Iran Visit is being closely watched as an important regional diplomatic engagement.
According to informed sources, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is expected to attend a condolence ceremony scheduled for July 3 in Tehran. The event is likely to bring together senior officials and representatives from several countries, highlighting its diplomatic significance. The visit is also expected to provide an opportunity for discussions on bilateral relations and regional cooperation.
Officials familiar with the matter said the prime minister is expected to continue his foreign tour with a visit to Türkiye after completing his engagements in Iran. While the detailed schedule has not yet been officially announced, the trip is viewed as part of Pakistan’s ongoing efforts to maintain active diplomatic engagement with regional partners.
Meanwhile, Speaker of Iran’s Islamic Consultative Assembly, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, has sent an official invitation to Pakistan’s National Assembly Speaker Ayaz Sadiq, inviting him to attend the condolence ceremony in Tehran. The letter also conveyed goodwill and best wishes to the people of Pakistan and members of the National Assembly.
In his message, the Iranian parliamentary speaker expressed hope for stronger cooperation and deeper mutual respect between Pakistan and Iran. He emphasized the importance of enhancing parliamentary relations and expanding collaboration across multiple sectors.
Diplomatic observers believe the Shehbaz Sharif Iran Visit could contribute to further strengthening political dialogue, economic cooperation, and regional coordination between Islamabad and Tehran. Pakistan and Iran have continued to explore opportunities for greater collaboration in trade, border management, energy, and security.
