ISLAMABAD – Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif held a cordial 45-minute telephone conversation with Iranian President Dr. Masoud Pezeshkian, congratulating him on the recent ceasefire. The discussion focused on regional peace, upcoming negotiations, and Pakistan’s diplomatic role.
During the call, PM Shehbaz praised Iran’s decision to agree to the ceasefire, highlighting its importance for regional stability and dialogue. Both leaders described the conversation as warm, constructive, and highly focused on future peace efforts.
President Pezeshkian confirmed Tehran’s participation in upcoming talks with Washington, scheduled later this week in Islamabad. These negotiations aim to build on the temporary ceasefire and could mark a significant step in regional diplomacy.
Sharif also commended Iran for reopening the strategic Strait of Hormuz. He said the move would help stabilize global energy routes and reduce international tensions. The prime minister expressed his respect for Iran’s Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, for his role in facilitating the ceasefire.
President Pezeshkian thanked Pakistan for its diplomatic efforts in helping secure the temporary Iran–US truce. He conveyed good wishes for the people of Pakistan and officially confirmed Iran’s commitment to the forthcoming Islamabad talks.
The leaders discussed the broader implications of the ceasefire, emphasizing its potential to create dialogue, ease regional tensions, and support economic stability in neighboring countries. Both agreed to maintain close contact and coordination.
Analysts say Pakistan’s role in facilitating the ceasefire underscores its growing influence in regional conflict resolution. The country is emerging as a key mediator, helping bridge differences between global powers and Middle Eastern nations.
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As the conversation concluded, both sides emphasized continued cooperation to ensure the ceasefire leads to meaningful negotiations. The dialogue signals a hopeful step toward long-term stability in the region.
