Anticipation mounts in Karachi as preparations are underway for the upcoming visit of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi on April 23, prompting the Commissioner Karachi to declare a city-wide public holiday. This decree, announced via an official notification today, signifies the closure of both public and private offices, as well as educational institutions, in honor of the esteemed guest.
President Raisi’s agenda reportedly includes a significant visit to the revered Mazar-e-Quaid, where he will pay homage to the founder of Pakistan, Muhammad Ali Jinnah. Additionally, it has been disclosed that the President of Pakistan will host a dinner to commemorate President Raisi’s visit, underscoring the profound bilateral relations between Iran and Pakistan.
The forthcoming visit is anticipated to deepen the ties between the two nations, fostering collaboration across diverse domains, including trade, security, and cultural exchanges. This visit holds significant promise for enhancing cooperation and mutual understanding between Iran and Pakistan.
With preparations in full swing to welcome President Raisi and his delegation, stringent security measures are set to be implemented across Karachi. These measures aim to ensure a seamless and secure visit for the esteemed guest, highlighting the commitment to hospitality and diplomacy in hosting dignitaries of international importance.
