Pakistan invites Iranian officials amid US-Iran tensions
Most outlets reported that Pakistan invited Iranian officials for urgent consultations amid rising US-Iran tensions, with a focus on Pakistan’s role as a mediator. Pakistan Observer emphasized Pakistan’s intensified diplomatic outreach to Iran, quoting the Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister. Dawn highlighted the invitation to Iran’s parliament speaker and foreign minister, noting Tehran’s description of Islamabad as its primary mediator with the US. Both excerpts framed the move as a response to regional instability but did not elaborate on the specific nature of the consultations or expected outcomes.
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Pakistan invites Iranian negotiators to Islamabad amid renewed diplomatic efforts
According to Anadolu NA Speaker Ayaz Sadiq invited Tehran's chief negotiator Bagher Ghalibaf to visit Pakistan
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Pakistan to host Iranian officials as Trump’s patience wears thin
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Monday invited Iran’s parliament speaker and foreign minister for urgent consultations on regional developments, as Tehran described Islamabad as its primary mediator with the US. National Assembly Speaker Ayaz Sadiq invited Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Iran’s chief negotiator with Washington and speaker of parliament. Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, meanwhile, invited his Iran...
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Pakistan Moves to Bridge Gaps as US-Iran conflict threatens regional stability
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