Pakistan and Iran have agreed not to let their territories be used for terrorism against each other as the two neighbouring countries signed an MoU to improve border security management. <br/><br/>According to a media report, the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed during the 21st two-day meeting of Pakistan-Iran Joint Border Commission today in the port city of Gwadar in Balochistan province. <br/><br/>Radio Pakistan reported that the joint proposals pertaining to border situation, security matters, immigration and border trade between the two countries were discussed. <br/><br/>Pakistan shares a 900-kilometre-long border with Iran which in the recent months has expressed concern over militants operating along the Pakistani border.