Iran-US | Pakistan

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, following a phone conversation with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman, said the two leaders agreed that the next phase of Iran-US negotiations must be “guided by a firm commitment to dialogue and diplomacy, and vigilance against any attempt to undermine the peace process”. On Thursday, a long-awaited peace deal was finally signed between the United States and Iran after a preliminary agreement was reached between the two sides earlier in the week, heralding an end to the bitter animosity that has afflicted the Middle East for months. In a post on his X handle, the premier said he held a “warm and most cordial” conversation with the Saudi crown prince and thanked him for the kingdom’s steadfast support for Pakistan’s peace efforts. The premier also congratulated the crown prince on the signing of the “Islamabad Peace Deal”. “His Royal Highness’s wise leadership and the Kingdom’s unwavering commitment to regional peace and stability remained vital guiding forces throughout th...

Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said on Thursday that diplomacy is more effective than conflict, welcoming the Iran-US memorandum as a major breakthrough for regional peace and stability.

Iran-US peace deal text 'agreed': PM

ISLAMABAD - Pakistan is actively engaging with all stakeholders in an effort to secure a breakthrough agreement aimed at ending the months-long Iran-US conflict, with diplomatic sources indicating that intensive consultations are underway and a possible deal could emerge in the coming days.

Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has arrived in Iran on what sources describe as a mission linked to efforts aimed at reviving Iran-US talks, according to reports.