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Imran Ahmad Siddiqui and Mehdi Safarinia agree on a joint online event and explore bilateral innovation cooperation

Pakistan Ambassador and PTP President Discuss Expanding Tech and Trade Ties

10/25/2026
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On October 25, 2026, Pakistan's Ambassador to Iran, Imran Ahmad Siddiqui, met with Mehdi Safarinia, President of Pardis Technology Park (PTP), to discuss expanding bilateral cooperation in technology and trade.

According to the Iran International Innovation District (IIID) Public Relations Office, the meeting focused on practical steps to bridge the innovation ecosystems of both nations.

Key discussion points and strategic outcomes included:

  • Bilateral Tech Cooperation: Exploring concrete opportunities for collaboration between Iranian tech firms and key players in Pakistan's innovation ecosystem.
  • Joint Virtual Event: Both parties agreed to organize a joint online event involving active centers and organizations in Pakistan to foster direct networking.
  • Showcasing Capabilities: The Ambassador toured the permanent exhibition of PTP's technological achievements and Iranian-made medical equipment to better understand the district's capacities.
  • Mustafa Prize (PBUH) Engagement: Officials introduced the initiatives of the Mustafa Science and Technology Foundation (PBUH). The Ambassador welcomed the program and expressed readiness to promote it within his diplomatic network.

This meeting underscores a proactive effort to strengthen tech diplomacy and create structured pathways for cross-border innovation partnerships.

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