Pakistan says it is working to bring parties to negotiating table
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- Pakistan is working to bring the parties to the dispute to the negotiating table, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Tahir Andrabi said.
- Islamabad described the Mecca Defense Pact as a historic agreement aimed at strengthening regional security.
Pakistan is continuing efforts to bring the parties to the dispute to the negotiating table and prevent attempts to undermine the peace process, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Tahir Andrabi said.
Speaking at a press conference, Andrabi said Pakistan remains focused on supporting dialogue as a means of promoting peace and stability in the region.
He also highlighted Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi’s visit to Tehran, saying the trip provides an opportunity to discuss bilateral relations and ways to support regional peace and stability.
Andrabi described the Mecca Defense Pact as reflecting the desire of the three countries to strengthen their capabilities in support of regional peace and address shared security challenges.
He called the agreement “historic,” echoing the description previously given by Pakistan’s foreign minister, and said Pakistan played a central role in reaching the deal.
The remarks come as Islamabad continues to position diplomatic engagement and regional cooperation as key tools for addressing shared security challenges and preventing further escalation.
