In a flurry of diplomatic engagements, Ishaq Dar reached out to regional counterparts to discuss escalating tensions. The calls highlight Pakistan’s push for dialogue and stability amid a rapidly changing geopolitical landscape.
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar held a telephone conversation with Abbas Araqchi, the foreign minister of Iran. During the call, both leaders discussed the recent regional situation and ongoing developments.
Dar emphasized the importance of dialogue and diplomacy to promote peace, security, and stability in the region and beyond. Both sides agreed to remain in close contact as the situation continues to evolve.
Talks with Iraq focus on de-escalation
Dar also spoke with Iraqi Foreign Minister Fawad Hussein to discuss the rapidly changing regional dynamics.
Both leaders stressed the urgent need to control tensions and reduce escalation. They agreed that continuous diplomatic efforts are essential to promote peace and stability in the region.
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The two sides also agreed to stay in close contact in light of the evolving situation.
Discussion with Turkey on latest developments
In a separate call, Dar held discussions with Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan. The leaders reviewed the latest regional developments, including the US President’s declaration of war and its broader implications.
Dar underscored the need for sustained diplomatic cooperation to ensure peace and stability in the region and beyond. Both sides agreed to remain in close coordination as the situation unfolds.
Across all three conversations, Pakistan reiterated its consistent position that dialogue and diplomacy remain the only viable path to resolving conflicts.
The outreach reflects Islamabad’s proactive role in engaging regional stakeholders to prevent further escalation and promote collective stability.
