ISLAMABAD (special crosspondent) – Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, on Sunday, formally urged all relevant parties to strictly adhere to the path of de-escalation and exercise maximum restraint, in line with the commitments established under the Islamabad MOU signed in June. The Foreign Minister’s call for calm comes amid ongoing regional diplomatic efforts, reflecting Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Discusses Regional Peace with Iranian President as part of the broader national outreach.

Diplomatic Engagement with Iran

In a significant diplomatic exchange, the DPM/FM held a detailed telephonic conversation with the Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Seyyed Abbas Araghchi. According to a press release issued by the Foreign Office, both leaders engaged in a comprehensive review of the rapidly evolving regional landscape and current geopolitical security challenges.

Emphasis on Dialogue and Regional Stability

Senator Ishaq Dar underscored that dialogue and principled diplomacy represent the only viable pathways to resolving complex, long-standing disputes and ensuring enduring peace and stability across the region. The Foreign Minister reaffirmed Pakistan’s firm commitment to being a proactive mediator in regional affairs. “DPM/FM reiterated Pakistan’s readiness to continue playing a constructive role in promoting and maintaining regional peace and stability,” the spokesperson stated.

Commitment to Continued Communication

Concluding their discussions, both the Pakistani and Iranian leaderships agreed to maintain close contact to monitor the regional situation and address emerging security concerns through collaborative engagement. This call reflects the ongoing emphasis on stability following high-level diplomatic outreach, similar to previous initiatives such as the Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Discusses Regional Peace with Qatari Amir.