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Ishaq Dar meets with Saudi and Iranian foreign ministers to discuss regional developments

The Nation reported that Ishaq Dar met with both Saudi and Iranian counterparts, mentioning discussions on regional developments, diplomacy, and efforts for lasting peace. Business Recorder covered two separate reports: one focusing on the meeting with Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister and another with Iran, highlighting the exchange of views on regional developments. Dunya News focused solely on the meeting with Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister, emphasizing the reaffirmation of close ties between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. Some outlets provided more detailed descriptions of the discussions, while others focused more on the diplomatic relationship.

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    Business Recorder

    Dar, Saudi FM discuss regional developments

    ISLAMABAD: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar spoke with Foreign Minister of Saudi Arabia Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud. The two leaders exchanged views on the latest regional developments and reaffirmed the close and brotherly ties between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. They underscored the importance of continued diplomacy and shared their commitment to promoting constructive...

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    Dunya News

    DPM Dar, Saudi FM discuss regional developments

    The two leaders exchanged views on the latest regional developments and reaffirmed the close and brotherly ties between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia

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    The Nation

    Ishaq Dar discusses regional developments with Saudi, Iranian counterparts

    Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar held separate meetings with the foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia and Iran on Saturday, focusing on regional developments, diplomacy and efforts to promote lasting peace and stability.

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