Pakistan lawmakers reflect on legacy of Iran’s Islamic Revolution
Nasir Kazmi
Press TV, Islamabad
February 11 marks the anniversary of Iran’s Islamic Revolution, a historic milestone that reshaped political thinking across the Muslim world.
In Pakistan, the occasion has drawn attention within political and parliamentary circles, with lawmakers and leaders of mainstream political parties reflecting on the revolution’s lasting impact on regional politics, resistance to foreign intervention, and Iran’s evolving role in West Asia. Our correspondent Nasir Kazmi reports.
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