Iran AirTour service follows President Masoud Pezhakian’s visit, expected to strengthen people-to-people ties and business exchanges between Pakistan and Iran.
A new direct air link between Tehran and Islamabad has been established, with Iran AirTour set to operate the service aimed at deepening economic, cultural, and tourism ties between the two neighbors.
The announcement was made by Iranian Ambassador to Pakistan Reza Amiri Moghadam, who described the initiative as a “new milestone” in bilateral cooperation in the field of air transportation.
He explained that the agreement was finalized with the government of Pakistan after the recent visit of Iranian President Dr. Masoud Pezhakian. “With the valued support and follow-up of stakeholders from both sides, a comprehensive agreement was successfully reached in the field of air transportation,” the envoy said.
Ambassador Moghadam extended his gratitude to Pakistan’s government for its support and facilitation, noting that the direct flight would not only enhance connectivity but also open fresh opportunities for the tourism industry, private sector, and business communities of both countries.
The envoy voiced optimism that the service would bring a surge in Iranian visitors to Pakistan’s scenic landscapes and cultural attractions, while creating new opportunities for greater people-to-people interaction and cross-border trade.
He congratulated the citizens of both Iran and Pakistan, stressing that the initiative represents a shared success for governments, private sectors, and tourism stakeholders alike.
