The Prime Minister of Pakistan, Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, held discussions today, Thursday, with his Iranian and Omani counterparts on supporting regional peace and stability.
The Pakistani Foreign Ministry said in a statement followed by the news agency that "Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar made two separate phone calls today, Thursday, with his Iranian counterpart Abbas Araqchi and Omani counterpart Badr bin Hamad al-Busaidi to discuss regional and international developments and enhance bilateral relations."
It added that "these communications came amid ongoing regional diplomatic moves to discuss developments and work towards supporting peace and stability."
Dar emphasized during his call with Araqchi the "importance of continuing dialogue and diplomacy to address outstanding issues," calling on "all parties to continue constructive engagement."
He confirmed that "ongoing diplomatic efforts are essential for achieving lasting peace, security, and stability in the region."
In his call with al-Busaidi, the ministry confirmed that "the two ministers discussed ways to enhance relations between Pakistan and the Sultanate of Oman and exchanged views on regional and international developments," explaining that they "emphasized the importance of continuing dialogue and diplomatic engagement to support regional peace and stability."