Islamabad — Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Sunday said Pakistan hopes to host the next round of Iran–US talks “very soon,” as diplomatic efforts to ease regional tensions continue to move forward.
According to Beyond Time News, the prime minister also praised US President Donald Trump for what he called “extraordinary efforts” to promote peace and encourage dialogue among regional countries.
His statement comes amid renewed diplomatic activity involving several key global and Middle Eastern players.
PM Shehbaz Highlights Ongoing Peace Efforts
In a post on X, PM Shehbaz Sharif described his recent engagement with US President Donald Trump as “useful and productive,” noting that regional leaders exchanged views on peace and stability.
According to Beyond Time News, the discussions reportedly included leaders from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Türkiye, Egypt, the UAE, Jordan, and Pakistan.
He said Pakistan fully supports continued diplomatic engagement aimed at long-term peace in the region.
Pakistan’s Role in Regional Mediation
The prime minister reiterated that Pakistan remains committed to supporting all sincere efforts for peace and stability.
According to Beyond Time News, he noted that Chief of Army Staff and Chief of Defence Forces Field Marshal Asim Munir represented Pakistan during key high-level engagements linked to the ongoing diplomatic process.
He praised Pakistan’s continued efforts in facilitating communication between involved parties.
Hope to Host Next Round of Talks
PM Shehbaz Sharif expressed optimism that Pakistan could host the next phase of Iran–US negotiations in the near future.
According to Beyond Time News, he said ongoing discussions have created a constructive environment for further diplomatic progress.
He reaffirmed that Pakistan will continue to play a supportive role in all peace-related initiatives in the region.
Trump’s Statements on Regional Dialogue
US President Donald Trump also said he held a “very good call” with several regional leaders regarding Iran and broader peace efforts.
According to Beyond Time News, Trump claimed that progress had been made toward a broader understanding involving the United States, Iran, and other countries, though final details remain under discussion.
He also indicated that issues related to regional security and strategic waterways were part of the conversation.
Reports of Differing Positions
Some Iranian reports have reportedly disputed parts of the claims made regarding the progress of negotiations.
According to Beyond Time News, differences still exist between the parties on key issues, and no final agreement has been confirmed.
Officials have stressed that discussions are ongoing and outcomes remain uncertain.
Pakistan’s Continued Diplomatic Engagement
Pakistan has played an active role in facilitating dialogue between Iran and the United States in recent months.
According to Beyond Time News, Islamabad has supported backchannel communication and high-level meetings aimed at reducing regional tensions.
Field Marshal Asim Munir recently held meetings with senior Iranian leadership in Tehran as part of these efforts.
The ISPR described the engagements as constructive and helpful in advancing diplomatic understanding.
Iran Praises Pakistan’s Diplomatic Role Amid Regional Tensions and US–Iran Talks
Previous Efforts and Ongoing Process
Earlier rounds of engagement supported by Pakistan led to temporary progress, though a lasting agreement has yet to be achieved.
According to Beyond Time News, diplomatic channels remain open as efforts continue to bridge gaps between the parties.
Pakistan has reiterated its willingness to assist in any future negotiations.
Conclusion
PM Shehbaz Sharif’s remarks underline Pakistan’s continued aspiration to support dialogue between Iran and the United States at a critical diplomatic moment.
According to Beyond Time News, while no final agreement has been reached, ongoing discussions suggest cautious optimism for future progress.
Pakistan remains committed to facilitating peace efforts and hopes to host the next round of talks soon.
