Dar: US-Iran express confidence in Pakistan to facilitate dialogue

Islamabad (ANTARA) - Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar stated on Sunday (29/3) that both the United States and Iran have expressed confidence in Pakistan to facilitate potential dialogue between the two countries. According to Dar, this represents a positive development amid the ongoing regional tensions. Speaking to the media after the quadripartite meeting in Islamabad, Dar said Pakistan is “very pleased” with the confidence shown by both parties, adding that he had explained to the ministers and delegations from Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Turkey the possibility of US-Iran dialogue in Pakistan’s capital. Foreign Minister Dar also affirmed that Pakistan is willing to hold and facilitate meaningful talks between the two parties in the coming days, for a comprehensive and sustainable resolution to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. He further conveyed that the foreign ministers have decided to form a committee comprising four senior officials from each foreign ministry to formulate the technical implementation through mutual agreement and consensus.