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February 9, 2026
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Pakistan active to ensure regional peace

Islamabad  –  Pakistan is energetic to foster peace and stability throughout the area as rigidity between the USA and Iran touched new heights within the current weeks. Excessive-level engagement with Iran has intensified. Pakistan’s diplomatic position prolonged past bilateral relations. Islamabad participated in discussions on the United Nations Safety Council on Iran’s home state of affairs, with Everlasting Consultant to the UN Ambassador Asim Ahmad stressing the significance of respecting Iran’s sovereignty and resolving disputes by means of peaceable means in keeping with worldwide regulation. “A steady and peaceable Iran is within the pursuits of Pakistan, the area, and past,” he mentioned, warning that exterior interference might exacerbate tensions and regional instability.

Pakistan was additionally invited to take part within the Iran-US dialogue in Oman, alongside nations together with Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE, Egypt, and Oman itself. Whereas Tehran initially most well-liked a extra restricted bilateral format, Islamabad’s inclusion signalled recognition of Pakistan’s rising position as a regional interlocutor able to bridging divides and selling dialogue. This represented a uncommon formal involvement of Pakistan in nuclear-related discussions between Iran and the USA, highlighting Islamabad’s rising diplomatic stature. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif emphasised that Pakistan has maintained direct and oblique engagement with Iranian leaders, alongside efforts by Deputy Prime Minister and International Minister Ishaq Dar and Chief of Defence Forces Discipline Marshal Syed Asim Munir, to calm tensions. Pakistan has coordinated with regional companions together with Qatar, Turkey, Egypt, Oman, and Saudi Arabia to hunt dialogue-based options and stop escalation in an already unstable Center East.

Whereas Iran-US talks now face uncertainties over venue and agenda, Pakistan’s energetic participation underscores its aspiration to behave as a stabilizing pressure. Consultants say Islamabad’s position as a mediator, each behind the scenes and in formal multilateral frameworks, displays a broader technique of leveraging Pakistan’s historic, cultural, and strategic ties to advertise peace, counter extremism, and strengthen regional cooperation. Moscow and Beijing have welcomed Pakistan-Iran engagement, framing it as a stabilizing issue for South and West Asia, whereas calling on all stakeholders to respect worldwide regulation and the ideas of the UN Constitution. In the meantime, Washington’s efforts to stress Iran have been countered diplomatically by Russia, China, and Pakistan, signalling a posh regional atmosphere the place Islamabad’s balanced method is more and more valued. By sustained diplomacy, strategic coordination, and regional dialogue, Pakistan is positioning itself as a reputable actor able to advancing peace, managing tensions, and contributing to the soundness and prosperity of the broader Center East and South Asia. Over the weekend, Deputy DPM Ishaq Dar hosted Iranian Ambassador Raza Amiri Moghaddam in Islamabad to evaluate bilateral cooperation and discover alternatives in commerce, power, connectivity, and border safety.

Dar reaffirmed that Pakistan’s ties with Iran are a strategic precedence, rooted in historic, cultural, and geographic hyperlinks. The Iranian ambassador conveyed condolences over the current suicide bombing on the Khadijatul Kubra Imambargah in Islamabad, expressing solidarity in Pakistan’s struggle in opposition to terrorism.

International Workplace spokesperson Tahir Andrabi mentioned a peaceable and steady Iran was not solely within the pursuits of Islamabad but in addition essential for wider regional safety.

Andrabi famous that Pakistan was carefully monitoring the evolving state of affairs in Iran and believes that the present challenges dealing with Tehran should be addressed by means of dialogue and peaceable mechanisms. “A steady Iran is crucial for regional concord. We hope the Iranian management and other people will navigate their present difficulties efficiently,” he mentioned.

The spokesperson highlighted that Ishaq Dar just lately held an in depth telephonic dialogue together with his Iranian counterpart, protecting developments in Iran, the broader Center East, and regional safety issues.

Pakistan has additionally been in shut contact with Washington amid improved belief degree between the 2 nations after years of misunderstandings. US President Donald Trump sees PM Shehbaz Sharif and Discipline Marshal Syed Asim Munir as the 2 leaders who’ve been behind this renewed friendship.





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