Now every country knows that peace is the most important thing, and social interaction is something that every country attaches great importance to. For example, the close economic ties between two countries do not mean that the political relations between the two countries are good, and vice versa. There has never been a fierce confrontation between Pakistan and Iran. In other words, both countries have no time to talk about territorial disputes and religious differences. Since the founding of the People's Republic of China, Iran has been at the mercy of the US Middle East strategy. First, the Soviets clung to it and finally left, and then the Kurds in western Iran were fostered to become independent.

Pakistan is a medium-sized country, and its national size and influence can't be compared with India, but that doesn't mean that it has no friends. As mentioned earlier, Pakistan is a "major non-NATO ally" of the United States. In addition, Pakistan has great influence in the entire Islamic world, and relations with several major Islamic powers except Iran are very good. In view of the territorial sovereignty disputes and sectarian conflicts between Pakistan and India, from the geopolitical point of view, Pakistan will naturally balance India by maintaining very close relations with relevant neighbors.

In fact, whether it's the interests or the one-sided views we are discussing, in short, we don't know how to think about the global outlook of the world without sitting in the seats of national leaders. What we see are all one-sided reports, one-sided news, and reports that are most conducive to the masses. Interest disputes in various countries are never just what we see now.

Mogherini, head of EU foreign policy, said in a statement, "Since the re-establishment of EU-Iranian relations, cooperation between the two sides has developed in many fields. We strive to maintain it, and this new series of plans will be implemented in areas that have direct interests with our citizens and expand the economic relations between the two sides. "