ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has expressed gratitude to both the United States and Iran for agreeing to a ceasefire following a request made by the Prime Minister of Pakistan.
In this regard, Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar conveyed the government’s appreciation in a press conference, focusing on Pakistan’s commitment to peace and regional stability.
In this sense, the ceasefire agreement comes after heightened tensions in the region, raising concerns about broader instability. The Deputy Prime Minister mentioned that Pakistan played a constructive role by urging restraint and encouraging dialogue between the concerned parties.
“Pakistan thanks the United States and Iran for responding positively to the Prime Minister’s call for a ceasefire,” Ishaq Dar stated. He added that the willingness of both sides to engage in dialogue indicates a shared commitment to avoiding escalation and promoting peaceful solutions.
Meanwhile, the video message further confirmed that diplomatic engagements were held in Islamabad, where representatives from the involved sides participated in negotiations aimed at de-escalating tensions.
So far, Dar described these talks as “productive and forward-looking,” noting that Islamabad continues to serve as a platform for constructive diplomacy.
He reasserted that Pakistan has consistently advocated for dialogue over confrontation, stressing that sustainable peace can only be achieved through mutual understanding and cooperation. “Our region cannot afford further conflict. Dialogue and diplomacy must remain the primary tools for resolving disputes,” he said.
The Deputy Prime Minister also reaffirmed Pakistan’s readiness to continue supporting peace initiatives and to work with international partners in promoting harmony and security. He emphasized that Islamabad will remain engaged in efforts that encourage negotiation and prevent conflict.
