Pakistan has 'not lost hope' in US-Iran de-escalation efforts, prime minister says
Pakistan has 'not lost hope' in US-Iran de-escalation efforts, prime minister says Pakistan's prime minister said the country is ready to make progress in efforts to de-escalate US-Iran tensions. "Pakistan is playing the role of a sincere and honest mediator between Iran, our neighborly country, and the United States," Sharif told reporters at the UN in New York. Recalling the memorandum of…
Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan has expressed his country's continued optimism in the ongoing US-Iran de-escalation efforts, according to a report by Middle East Eye. Khan stated that Pakistan remains committed to playing the role of a sincere and honest mediator between Iran and the United States, despite events following a memorandum of understanding signed between the two nations becoming unpredictable.
The Prime Minister emphasized that Pakistan is absolutely determined to make further efforts and progress in de-escalating the situation, indicating that Islamabad is completely focused on this goal.
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