Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi met US Ambassador Natalie Baker for detailed talks on the regional situation and ongoing peace efforts.
The meeting focused on the ceasefire, the possibility of a second round of Iran-US talks, and the need to keep diplomatic channels open.
The conversation centered on peace efforts and the broader need to reduce tensions. The meeting also reviewed diplomatic developments linked to the conflict and possible next steps toward a negotiated solution.
Among the key issues discussed was the possibility of holding a second round of talks between Iran and the United States.
Both sides emphasized that diplomatic channels must remain active if there is to be a lasting solution to the conflict. The discussion reflected a shared view that sustained dialogue remains essential even during a fragile ceasefire.
Naqvi calls ceasefire extension positive step
During the meeting, Mohsin Naqvi welcomed US President Donald Trump’s decision to extend the ceasefire and described it as a positive development.
He said the extension was an important step toward reducing tension in the region. According to Naqvi, the move has created space for diplomacy and raised hopes that the situation can be handled through peaceful means.
He also said that positive progress is expected from Iran, and expressed hope that all parties involved would give diplomacy and a peaceful solution a real chance.
PM Shehbaz, Field Marshal Munir continuing efforts
The minister said Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Field Marshal Asim Munir are continuing efforts at all levels to help resolve the issue.
He noted that Pakistan’s leadership remains actively engaged in trying to support a peaceful outcome. The emphasis, he said, is on encouraging dialogue and helping reduce tensions through coordinated efforts.
US ambassador praises Pakistan’s constructive role
US Ambassador Natalie Baker appreciated Pakistan’s constructive and positive role in promoting peace and helping resolve conflicts in the region.
Her remarks recognized Pakistan’s ongoing efforts to support stability at a sensitive time. The meeting ended with a clear emphasis on diplomacy, dialogue and continuity of contact as the best path toward a durable solution.
Diplomacy remains central to the next phase
The overall message from the meeting was that diplomacy must remain at the center of all future efforts.
With ceasefire arrangements still delicate and discussions around a second round of Iran-US talks continuing, both Pakistan and the United States appear to be backing a path based on engagement rather than escalation.
