UN chief praises Pakistan’s role in US-Iran talks, calls trust ‘important’
- UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres praised Pakistan’s mediation between the United States and Iran and urged an end to the Middle East conflict.
- Guterres said Pakistan was trusted by countries that are at odds and urged all parties to return to diplomacy.
- Pakistan brokered a June agreement that briefly halted fighting and created plans for talks on the Strait of Hormuz and Iran’s nuclear program.
- Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar briefed Guterres on regional issues and emphasized dialogue and diplomacy as preferred ways to resolve disputes.
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Islamabad, Oct. 6 (EFE).- The Secretary General of the United Nations, António Guterres, urged the United States and Iran on Tuesday to end the conflict and return to the diplomatic path during his visit to Islamabad, while commending the role of Pakistan as mediator in negotiations that have been stalled for months. «I applaud [...] The Guterres entry calls on Iran and the US to resume peace negotiations from Islamabad was first published in Ho…
Guterres lauds Pakistan's role in US-Iran talks, urges return to diplomacy
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres praised Pakistan's role in easing West Asia tensions and mediating between the US and Iran. He urged all sides to resume diplomacy, while highlighting Pakistan's importance on Afghanistan, terrorism and climate.
Ishaq Dar, Guterres discuss regional and global issues in Islamabad
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar met United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres in Islamabad on Tuesday, holding discussions on a range of regional and international issues.
UN Secretary General Guterres Praises Pakistan as Trusted US-Iran Mediator - THE DESTINATION
Guterres & Ishaq Dar – (Staff Reporter/Web Desk) – UN Secretary General Guterres on Tuesday praised Pakistan for acting as a trusted go-between for the United States and Iran. He said Islamabad’s good standing with both sides helped open the door to talks and eased tension in one of the world’s most dangerous conflicts. He […]
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