Overview
- Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi consulted Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in Pakistan before traveling to Tehran and arrived there on June 6–7 to carry official communications from Islamabad.
- Pakistani and Iranian sources say Naqvi delivered a 'special letter' from Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and a separate message from Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir to Iran’s leadership and met senior officials including Abbas Araghchi and Eskandar Momeni.
- Islamabad frames the mission as part of an intensified shuttle diplomacy push to revive stalled US‑Iran negotiations after direct talks in April failed to produce a deal.
- The April ceasefire Pakistan helped broker remains in place but fragile, with recent missile and drone incidents in the Gulf testing the truce and limiting immediate prospects for a breakthrough.
- Naqvi also discussed bilateral issues such as border security, counterterrorism and trade cooperation, with Iranian officials noting a goal to raise annual trade from about $3 billion toward $10 billion, and Pakistan will brief its leadership on next steps.