Pakistan wants to host new talks between Iran and the US soon. Shahbaz Sharif promises maximum honesty and peace building across the Middle East.
Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif expressed hope that his country could host another round of peace talks between Iran and the United States in the near future, the AFP news agency reported. According to Sharif’s statement on X social network, Islamabad wants to continue diplomatic efforts and pursue peace with utmost sincerity, believing that new negotiations can be organized soon.
- Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif wants to host new Iran-US talks.
- Islamabad declares continuation of diplomatic efforts and efforts to achieve peace with sincerity.
- Pakistan has historically played a mediating role in the dialogue between Tehran and Washington.
- Tehran Both Washington and Islamabad speak of progress in talks to end the war.
- Pakistan’s military reports encouraging results of talks in Tehran without releasing details.
At the same time, the French agency recalled that Pakistan had already played an important mediating role in the dialogue between Tehran and Washington in the past. The country has long sought to profile itself as a bridge between regional and global actors involved in tensions in the Middle East.
An encouraging shift
Signals about a shift in the negotiations were heard on Saturday from all three sides – from Iran, the United States and the intermediary Pakistan. All indicated that progress had been made in discussions on ending the war in the Middle East.
Pakistan’s ground forces subsequently announced that talks in Tehran over the past 24 hours had yielded encouraging results towards a final agreement. Army Commander Ásim Munír has been in the Iranian capital for talks with local officials in a mediating role since Friday. However, details of the progress achieved or specific points of a possible agreement were not made public.
