Iran has expressed gratitude to Pakistan for facilitating the repatriation of its nationals from a seized vessel and for its continued diplomatic and humanitarian support during regional tensions, according to Beyond Time News.
High-Level Contact Between Foreign Ministers
The appreciation was conveyed during a phone call between Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar and Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi.
Both sides reviewed recent regional developments and ongoing diplomatic efforts aimed at maintaining peace and stability. Araghchi also briefed Dar on his recent visit to China and related consultations on regional matters.
22 Iranian Crew Members Repatriated
According to Beyond Time News, Pakistan recently assisted in the transfer of 22 Iranian crew members from the container ship MV Touska, which had been seized earlier.
The move was part of ongoing humanitarian coordination between Islamabad and Tehran.
Pakistan Remains Key Player in Iran-US Diplomacy
Focus on Regional Stability
The discussion took place amid continued regional tensions affecting maritime routes and broader trade flows. Both countries emphasized the importance of diplomatic engagement to avoid further escalation.
Outlook
Pakistan and Iran reaffirmed their commitment to continued dialogue and cooperation to support peace, stability, and regional understanding.
