ISLAMABAD:
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif held a crucial meeting with Iranian Ambassador Reza Amiri Moghadam at the Prime Minister’s House on Monday, discussing the rapidly evolving regional security landscape.
The meeting came just ahead of a scheduled session of the National Security Committee (NSC), underscoring the urgency of the diplomatic engagement.
Both sides engaged in detailed discussions focused on the ongoing Iran-Israel tensions and their broader implications for peace and stability in the Middle East.
Sources revealed that Ambassador Moghadam provided the Prime Minister with a comprehensive briefing on Iran’s position regarding the recent escalation involving Israel and the United States.
He conveyed Tehran’s concerns and outlined the potential risks of continued hostilities.
In response, PM Shehbaz reaffirmed Pakistan’s consistent stance in support of regional peace, dialogue, and diplomatic solutions.
He stressed the importance of restraint and constructive engagement by all parties to prevent further instability.
Diplomatic Coordination Amid Crisis
The meeting is viewed as a key development in Pakistan’s diplomatic outreach during a period of heightened regional volatility.
Officials highlighted that such high-level consultations are essential to maintaining a balanced foreign policy and ensuring that Pakistan’s position remains rooted in peace and neutrality.
PM Shehbaz emphasized that Pakistan is committed to playing a proactive role in promoting regional stability through peaceful dialogue.
Strengthening Bilateral Channels
This diplomatic exchange also reflects the strengthening of communication channels between Islamabad and Tehran.
As regional tensions increase, Pakistan’s leadership has continued to stress that war and escalation are not viable paths forward.
With the situation at a critical juncture, both nations agreed on the urgency of continued diplomatic efforts to reduce hostilities and safeguard the interests of the wider region.
