Khaberni - Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi discussed the ceasefire progress and ways to end the war between Iran, the United States, and Israel with Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and Pakistani Chief of Staff Asim Munir.
Minister Araghchi, who met Pakistani officials today in Islamabad, presented Tehran's views and its proposals regarding the ceasefire and ending the war between Iran, the United States, and Israel.
According to a statement today from the Iranian Foreign Ministry, "Abbas Araghchi, Iranian Foreign Minister of Islamic Republic, who traveled to Islamabad to exchange views with Pakistani officials, met with Marshal Asim Munir, the Pakistani Army Chief, and the two parties discussed the latest developments related to the ceasefire and ending the war between the United States, the Zionist regime, and Iran."
The statement added that during the meeting, the Iranian Foreign Minister praised the Pakistani government's efforts, especially those of the army chief, to establish a ceasefire and end the war, noting that Araghchi presented the Pakistani side with Iran's views and considerations on the matter.
According to the statement, the commander of the Pakistani army announced his country's readiness to continue mediation efforts until the desired outcome is achieved.
In a separate statement, the Iranian Foreign Ministry reported that Araghchi held a meeting with high-ranking Pakistani officials led by Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, where discussions about bilateral relationships and cooperation in various sectors took place, in addition to developments on the regional and international stages.
During the meeting, Araghchi expressed his appreciation for the efforts of the Pakistani officials to end the American-Israeli war against his country and establish a ceasefire, as well as hosting the Iranian-American negotiations. The Iranian minister also expressed his country's principal positions on the latest developments related to the ceasefire and ending the war comprehensively.
