Pakistan’s foreign minister emphasized the necessity for Washington and Tehran to maintain a ceasefire pact following lengthy negotiations to halt the conflict in the Middle East that concluded without a resolution. Ishaq Dar, who presided over the talks as a mediator on behalf of his government, stressed the importance of both parties honoring their ceasefire commitment. In a concise statement aired by state media, Dar affirmed Pakistan’s ongoing efforts to support communication and discussions between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the United States of America in the upcoming period.
“Pakistan Urges US-Iran Ceasefire Continuation”
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