premise: Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki will visit Pakistan this week for talks with Pakistani leaders likely to touch on Tehran's controversial nuclear programme, an official said Monday.
  Mottaki -- who was due to arrive in Pakistan on Wednesday -- will be making his first visit to the country since August when he was named to his post, foreign ministry spokeswoman Tasnim Aslam told a weekly press briefing.
  "The visit offers a useful opportunity to review bilateral relations and intensify cooperation in areas of mutual interest," she said.
  Mottaki was also expected to discuss Iran's controversial nuclear programme with Pakistani officials, she said.
  "Yes I think that will be (on the agenda). We will discuss bilateral issues, we will discuss regional and international issues and this will probably figure in the meetings," Aslam said.
   What does the visit offer for both countries?
hypothesis: touch on Tehran's controversial nuclear programme