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Ibrahim Raisi and the Prime Minister of Pakistan discussed Afghanistan

Sep 16, 2021, 14:40 GMT+1
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Ibrahim Raisi, who traveled to Tajikistan to attend the SCO summit, met with Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan According to IRNA, the two sides discussed the situation in Afghanistan

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