ISLAMABAD: Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari to leave for his maiden two-day visit to Iran on Tuesday, reported BOL News.

Following visits to many countries since he took the slot, Bilawal Bhutto will now visit Iran to meet his counterpart and other leasers.

Earlier, the foreign minister urged the OIC and its member states to step up their efforts for protecting the life, dignity, property, culture, heritage and religious freedom of the Indian Muslims.

In a telephonic conversation with the OIC Secretary General Hissein Brahim, he urged the Organization to take immediate cognizance of the aggravating situation of Islamophobia in India.

The Foreign Minister strongly condemned the high-handed treatment by the Indian authorities of the peaceful protests after Friday prayers over the derogatory remarks against Prophet Muhammad (SAWW).

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It is pertinent to mention here that Bilawal Bhutto Zardari travelled to Turkey for a two-day visit last month.

He left for Istanbul from Dubai on a specially chartered plane where he met Turkish President Tayyab Erdogan and his counterpart to discuss bilateral relations, trade and international politics.

As a foreign minister, this was Bilawal’s first trip to Turkey. A chartered plane was booked from Dubai for this trip to Istanbul.
Bilawal Bhutto Zardari called for a reset of the strained US-Pakistan relations through engagement, saying he believed the two countries agreed on far more than they disagreed on.

“The way in which this relationship progressed in recent years doesn’t serve the interests of the people of Pakistan, but it also doesn’t serve the interests of the people of America,” he was quoted as saying in an interview with The Washington Post. “And I still believe that Pakistan and the United States agree on far more than we disagree on.”