ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has convened an important meeting today to discuss the evolving situation in the Gulf region, particularly following the extension of a ceasefire between the United States and Iran. The development comes amid heightened regional sensitivities and ongoing diplomatic efforts.
According to sources, senior federal ministers and top officials will attend the meeting, where essential matters will be reviewed. In addition, the meeting will focus on Pakistan’s role in facilitating dialogue between Washington and Tehran, as Islamabad continues its efforts to promote regional stability.
Furthermore, officials revealed that Pakistan’s diplomatic outreach aimed at ensuring a second round of talks between the US and Iran will be a central point of discussion. As part of these efforts, Pakistan is expected to once again establish contact with the Iranian leadership to encourage continued engagement.
Meanwhile, Pakistan has welcomed the decision by US President Donald Trump to extend the ceasefire, viewing it as a positive step toward reducing tensions and creating space for negotiations. The government believes that sustained dialogue remains essential for achieving long-term peace in the region.
Moreover, diplomatic sources said that Pakistan is actively working to support peaceful resolutions through constructive engagement with all relevant parties. Consequently, the outcome of today’s meeting may shape Islamabad’s next strategy in its mediation efforts.
Overall, the consultations highlight Pakistan’s proactive approach in addressing regional challenges while reinforcing its commitment to diplomatic solutions and stability in the Gulf.
