Web Desk: Foreign Office spokesperson Tahir Hussain Andrabi, addressing the current critical situation in the Middle East and the escalating tensions between Iran and the United States, has made a highly significant announcement stating that Islamabad is ready to host negotiations.
According to details, Foreign Office spokesperson Tahir Hussain Andrabi, while speaking to CNN, clarified that Pakistan is prepared to play a positive role in establishing peace in the region and preventing any potential war. He stated that if both parties (Iran and the United States) agree, Islamabad can host talks between them.
During the conversation with CNN, he emphasized that it has always been Pakistan’s policy that even the most complex issues should be resolved through diplomacy and meaningful dialogue, as military conflict could prove catastrophic for the economy and security of the entire region.
On the other hand, this diplomatic offer is being given great importance in international circles because Pakistan maintains fraternal ties with Iran and strategic relations with the United States, positioning it as an ideal mediator.
Tahir Hussain Andrabi further added that Pakistan is currently in contact with various capitals to reduce regional tensions and possesses the full capability to act as a bridge to remove misunderstandings between Tehran and Washington.
The Foreign Office spokesperson stated that Pakistan’s mission is to save the region from a new war, and if positive signals are received from the parties involved, Pakistan will immediately finalize all necessary arrangements for conducting the negotiation process.
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