Egypt, Pakistan foreign ministers discuss de-escalation, regional stability in phone call
Egypt's and Pakistan's foreign ministers discussed efforts to de-escalate tensions and called for renewed US-Iran negotiations, Egypt's Foreign Ministry said.
In a recent phone conversation, Egypt's Foreign Minister, Badr Abdelatty, and Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mohammad Ishaq Dar, discussed methods to ease tensions and advocated for the resumption of US-Iran negotiations, according to Egypt's Foreign Ministry. During the call, the two ministers reviewed current developments and initiatives aimed at calming the situation in the region.
They underscored the necessity of restarting dialogue and diplomatic discussions between the United States and Iran to draft solutions that could bring an end to the ongoing crisis and mitigate its effects on regional countries. Both parties highlighted the significance of ongoing cooperation and consultations between Egypt and Pakistan to bolster de-escalation efforts and pave the way for lower tensions and the restoration of stability in the region.
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