Pakistan Upbeat on Possible US‑Iran Deal Soon to Bring Peace to Region, World: FO
Andrabi said Islamabad expects a settlement to ease regional tensions and backs diplomacy as 22 crew members from MV Touska were evacuated.
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Pakistan expects agreement between US and Iran 'sooner rather than later': FO
Foreign Office (FO) spokesperson Tahir Andrabi said on Thursday that Islamabad was hopeful about and would expect an agreement between the US and Iran “sooner rather than later”. He said this during a weekly briefing, where he was asked how soon could the agreement be expected. “You have asked us how soon we can expect an agreement. We remain optimistic. A simple answer would be that we expect an agreement sooner rather than later. We hope that …
Pakistan is ready to host a new round of negotiations between Iran and the United States, reinforcing the mediating role that Islamabad has.
Throughout the war against Iran, Pakistan has been a key mediator between Washington and Tehran. And with positive noises coming from both sides - not least from Donald Trump, who has said he thinks a war will "end soon" - Pakistan's foreign ministry has issued a new statement underscoring this optimism. "We expect an agreement as soon as possible," spokesman Tahir Andrabi said today, the Telegraph reports. "We hope that the parties will reach a…
Pakistani foreign minister says U.S.-Iran peace deal expected ‘sooner rather than later’
Pakistan said Thursday it expects the U.S. and Iran to strike a deal to end the war "sooner rather than later," as President Trump threatens further military action if Washington's demands are not accepted.
Iran and the US are close to signing an agreement that ends with the last two and a half months of war in the Middle East. This is what Pakistan's Foreign Ministry said this Thursday in a statement, in which it has assured that it expects both countries to sign the peace document " sooner rather than later." Continue reading...
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