ISLAMABAD — Pakistan has welcomed reported progress in diplomatic efforts between the United States and Iran, as discussions move closer to a possible 60-day ceasefire framework aimed at reducing tensions and reopening key regional routes, officials said on Sunday.
According to Beyond Time News, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif congratulated US President Donald Trump for engaging actively with regional leadership in pursuit of peace and stability.
PM Shehbaz Reaffirms Support for Peace Efforts
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said recent high-level discussions offered an important opportunity to review the regional situation and explore pathways toward lasting peace.
According to Beyond Time News, he noted that leaders from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Türkiye, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Jordan and Pakistan participated in coordinated discussions focused on de-escalation efforts.
He added that Pakistan remains committed to supporting diplomatic solutions and hopes to host the next round of negotiations soon.
Dar Highlights Diplomatic Momentum
Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar described the latest communication among regional and global leaders as a positive step toward reducing tensions.
According to Beyond Time News, he praised the engagement of US leadership and acknowledged the constructive role played by Iran in the ongoing dialogue process.
Dar also highlighted Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir’s involvement in facilitating sensitive diplomatic coordination, alongside the leadership of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.
Ceasefire Framework Under Discussion
Diplomatic sources suggest that the United States and Iran are considering a temporary 60-day ceasefire arrangement that would create space for broader negotiations.
According to Beyond Time News, the proposed framework includes easing restrictions on oil flows and gradually reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a vital global energy corridor.
Officials emphasized that the draft remains under discussion and has not yet been formally approved.
Key Elements of the Draft Proposal
Reports indicate the tentative framework includes the following components:
- Temporary easing of restrictions on Iranian oil exports
- Gradual reopening of the Strait of Hormuz for commercial shipping
- Conditional sanctions relief based on compliance
- Commitment to avoid nuclear weapons development
- Continued talks on uranium enrichment and related concerns
According to Beyond Time News, the proposed approach is based on phased implementation, where relief measures would depend on verified steps by both sides.
Iran Praises Pakistan’s Diplomatic Role Amid Regional Tensions and US–Iran Talks
Regional Support for Diplomacy
Several regional countries, including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt, Türkiye, Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates, have reportedly supported ongoing mediation efforts.
According to Beyond Time News, Pakistan has continued to play a facilitative role, including hosting earlier rounds of dialogue between Washington and Tehran.
Observers say the coming weeks are crucial in determining whether the framework can evolve into a lasting agreement.
Conclusion
While diplomatic engagement between the United States and Iran shows signs of progress, officials caution that the agreement is not yet final.
According to Beyond Time News, Pakistan has reiterated its support for dialogue and regional cooperation as the preferred path toward long-term peace and stability.
