Iran and Pakistan have announced in a joint statement that their respective ambassadors will return to their posts and that Iran's foreign minister will visit Islamabad next week in a sign the neighboring states are rebuilding strained ties. Pakistan recalled its ambassador to Tehran and had not allowed his counterpart to return to Islamabad after Iran and Pakistan exchanged missile strikes last week at what they said were militant targets. The joint statement, issued on January 22, said Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian's visit will take place on January 29. To read the original story by Radio Mashaal, click here.
Islamabad, Tehran Announce Return Of Ambassadors, Visit By Iranian Foreign Minister
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