Pakistan PM Praises Trump At Peace Summit
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif praised US President Donald Trump at a peace summit in Washington, describing him as a key figure in efforts to ease tensions in South Asia. The remarks revived claims about Trump’s role in reducing hostilities between India and Pakistan.
Shehbaz Sharif Praises Trump At Peace Summit
Speaking at the inaugural peace summit, Shehbaz Sharif referred to President Donald Trump as a “man of peace” and credited him with helping prevent escalation in South Asia. Sharif said Trump’s diplomatic outreach had contributed to calming tensions between India and Pakistan during a recent crisis. His comments were made in the presence of international delegates discussing global conflict resolution initiatives.
The Pakistani prime minister highlighted the importance of international mediation and dialogue in preventing armed confrontation.
Revival Of India Pakistan Mediation Claim
Sharif’s remarks echoed earlier claims by Trump that he had played a role in defusing tensions between India and Pakistan by applying diplomatic pressure. India has consistently maintained that any ceasefire or de-escalation measures were achieved through direct bilateral military channels, without third-party involvement. The issue of external mediation remains a sensitive subject in India’s foreign policy stance.
The renewed reference to US involvement has once again drawn attention to differing narratives surrounding past crisis management.
Wider Focus On Global Peace Efforts
The summit also addressed other regional conflicts, including the situation in West Asia. Leaders discussed ceasefire efforts, humanitarian access and broader diplomatic pathways aimed at reducing instability. Sharif called for sustained international engagement to prevent conflict escalation and promote long-term peace.
The event highlighted ongoing global efforts to manage geopolitical tensions through dialogue and multilateral platforms.
