Pakistan Reaffirms Support For Regional Peace
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif told Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian that Islamabad remains committed to advancing regional peace and security during a telephonic conversation held on Sunday. The call came amid continuing tensions in West Asia, with both sides discussing the broader regional situation and recent diplomatic engagement between the two countries.
Shehbaz Sharif Speaks To Iran President
According to Pakistan’s Prime Minister’s Office, the two leaders spoke for around 45 minutes and held detailed discussions on current regional developments. Mr. Sharif said Pakistan was making what he described as honest and sincere efforts to support peace and stability in the region. The conversation reflected the growing importance of coordination between Islamabad and Tehran as tensions remain high across West Asia.
Pakistan Iran Diplomatic Talks Continue
During the call, Prime Minister Sharif thanked President Pezeshkian and the Iranian leadership for sending a high-level delegation to Islamabad earlier in April. That delegation was led by Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi. The reference to those talks showed that both countries are trying to maintain diplomatic momentum through direct political engagement.
Regional Security Focus In Pakistan Iran Call
The latest conversation underlined the shared focus of both governments on regional peace and security at a time of uncertainty in the Gulf and surrounding areas. While no major announcement emerged from the call, the discussion highlighted Pakistan’s effort to position itself as a participant in regional diplomacy and Iran’s interest in maintaining close political contact with neighbouring countries.
