The Federal Tax Ombudsman, Dr. Asif Mahmood Jah, visited the Iranian embassy in Islamabad to offer his deepest condolences on the martyrdom of the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Honourable Mr. Ebraheem Raisi. This gesture of solidarity and respect reflects the strong bond between Pakistan and Iran.
Dr. Jah’s visit to the embassy demonstrates the importance of diplomatic relations and the need to show support in times of grief. The martyrdom of President Raisi is a significant loss for the people of Iran, and Pakistan stands in solidarity with its neighboring country during this difficult time.
The Federal Tax Ombudsman’s condolences are a testament to the close ties between the two nations. Pakistan and Iran have a long history of cooperation and mutual respect, and this gesture reinforces the commitment to strengthening their relationship.
President Raisi’s legacy is one of dedication and service to his country. His contributions to the development and progress of Iran will be remembered and cherished by his people and the global community. Dr. Jah’s visit to the embassy is a fitting tribute to the late president’s memory.
The embassy staff and officials appreciated Dr. Jah’s gesture, acknowledging the significance of Pakistan’s support during this challenging time. The visit highlights the importance of diplomatic relations and the need for nations to come together in times of need.
In a world where global cooperation is crucial, the Federal Tax Ombudsman’s condolences serve as a reminder of the importance of international relations and the need for nations to stand together in solidarity.
