Shahbaz Sharif, the Prime Minister of Pakistan, discussed relations with Iran in a cabinet meeting and emphasized Islamabad's determination to strengthen these relations. He mentioned Pakistan's mediating efforts between Tehran and Washington during this meeting and stated that Islamabad will continue its sincere efforts in this regard.
Friendly and Fraternal Relations
Sharif described the relations between Tehran and Islamabad as friendly and fraternal, adding that these relations are expanding. He said: "We are determined to further strengthen relations with Iran." These remarks reflect Pakistan's willingness to enhance bilateral cooperation in various fields.
The Role of the Pakistan Army in Negotiations
Shahbaz Sharif also praised the role of Field Marshal Asim Munir, the Chief of Army Staff of Pakistan, in the indirect negotiations between Tehran and Washington. He stated that the foreign and interior ministers of Pakistan are in constant contact with their Iranian counterparts, and the army chief will continue efforts to achieve peace and regional stability.
These statements highlight the importance of Pakistan's foreign relations and the country's role as a mediator in regional tensions. Pakistan is recognized as a brotherly country to Iran and is striving to help improve relations between Tehran and Washington.
Shahbaz Sharif further emphasized the importance of economic and security cooperation with Iran, stating that such cooperation could contribute to stability and security in the region. He also stressed the need to strengthen cultural and social cooperation between the two countries.
At the end of the meeting, the Prime Minister of Pakistan instructed his cabinet members to make further efforts to strengthen relations with Iran and utilize all available resources. This approach reflects Pakistan's serious commitment to cooperating with Iran in various fields.
