Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has expressed Pakistan’s condolences over the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, saying that Pakistan stands with the people and government of Iran during this period of national mourning.
In his message, the prime minister said Pakistan shares the sorrow of its neighboring country and extends heartfelt sympathies to the Iranian leadership and the families affected by the loss. He described the late leader as an influential figure whose role shaped Iran’s political and religious landscape for decades.
Shehbaz Sharif emphasized the close relationship between Pakistan and Iran, noting that the two countries have long shared historical, cultural and religious ties. He said Pakistan values its friendship with Iran and will continue to support the Iranian people during this difficult time.
The prime minister also offered prayers for the departed leader and expressed hope that the people of Iran would find strength and unity in the days ahead. Pakistan’s message of condolence follows similar statements from several world leaders who have paid tribute after the announcement of Ali Khamenei’s death.
Iran has declared a period of national mourning, with funeral ceremonies taking place in Tehran. Senior officials and representatives from numerous countries are attending the ceremonies to offer their condolences.
Pakistan’s leadership reiterated its commitment to maintaining strong bilateral relations with Iran and reaffirmed its support for peace, stability and cooperation in the region.
Sources
- Government of Pakistan
- Prime Minister’s Office
- Reuters
- Associated Press (AP)
- IRNA (Islamic Republic News Agency)
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has expressed Pakistan’s condolences over the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, saying that Pakistan stands with the people and government of Iran during this period of national mourning.
In his message, the prime minister said Pakistan shares the sorrow of its neighboring country and extends heartfelt sympathies to the Iranian leadership and the families affected by the loss. He described the late leader as an influential figure whose role shaped Iran’s political and religious landscape for decades.
Shehbaz Sharif emphasized the close relationship between Pakistan and Iran, noting that the two countries have long shared historical, cultural and religious ties. He said Pakistan values its friendship with Iran and will continue to support the Iranian people during this difficult time.
The prime minister also offered prayers for the departed leader and expressed hope that the people of Iran would find strength and unity in the days ahead. Pakistan’s message of condolence follows similar statements from several world leaders who have paid tribute after the announcement of Ali Khamenei’s death.
Iran has declared a period of national mourning, with funeral ceremonies taking place in Tehran. Senior officials and representatives from numerous countries are attending the ceremonies to offer their condolences.
Pakistan’s leadership reiterated its commitment to maintaining strong bilateral relations with Iran and reaffirmed its support for peace, stability and cooperation in the region.
