Inauguration of Road Named Imam Khumeni by foreign minister of Iran.
	04-Aug-2023
	Mayor Karachi Barrister Murtaza Wahab has said that Pakistan has deep historical and cultural relations with the neighboring country Iran, which have increased with the passage of time. In order to further solidify this relationship the historic road of Old Clifton on Karachi has been renamed as Shahra-e-Imam Khomeini. He thanked the Iranian Foreign Minister for participating in the opening ceremony and said in the future, there will be more expansion and warmth in the relations between Pakistan and Iran. He said this on the occasion of renaming the Old Clifton road as Shahra-e-Imam Khomeini, along with Iranian Foreign Minister Dr. Hossein Amir Abdullahian, on the occasion of the unveiling of plaque. Officials of Iranian Consulate general and other officers were also present in a large number while the Old Clifton road was decorated with the flags of Iran and Pakistan on the occasion of the inauguration. Mayor Karachi Barrister Murtaza Wahab said that the Clifton Garden located on Old Clifton has been attributed to Hazrat Salman Farsi. Historical and cultural ties never end, rather they become stronger with the passage of time, Iran is Pakistans brother country and Iran has provided valuable support to Pakistan in various fields, industry and craft, transport, communication, Irans experiences and development in urban development and other fields can help Pakistan a lot and we can develop our cities and towns on the same lines, he said that the visit of the Iranian foreign minister to Pakistan is important during which a five-year trade agreement has been implemented between the two countries the Iranian Foreign Minister Dr. Hussain Amir Abdullahian has visited Pakistan at the invitation of Pakistans Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, Mayor Karachi said that under the Sindh Local Government Act 2013 Under, the KMC is authorized to name public places and roads within its boundaries after internationally renowned personalities. Especially personalities from countries with which Pakistan has deep fraternal and friendly relations. Other important roads and highways in Karachi have also been named after eminent international personalities, with the aim of commemorating their achievements and to keep their memories alive for future generations.