Pakistan pushes diplomacy amid widening Middle East crisis
“Pakistan says it is working as a diplomatic bridge among regional capitals as the Middle East conflict intensifies.”
Key points
- Pakistan says it is working as a diplomatic bridge among regional capitals as the Middle East conflict intensifies.
- Islamabad is urging all sides to respect sovereignty, avoid force and return to dialogue.
Pakistan says its response to the escalating Middle East conflict is rooted in international law, respect for sovereignty and a consistent call for dialogue over force. Officials say Islamabad is maintaining communication with multiple regional capitals while trying to support de-escalation.
During the Foreign Office briefing, Pakistan condemned attacks on Iran while also criticising strikes launched from Iran against Gulf countries. The government presented its position as balanced and principle-driven, arguing that diplomacy and restraint remain the only viable path to regional stability.
Officials also highlighted Pakistan’s ongoing high-level engagement with Iran, Saudi Arabia, Oman and other Gulf states. Islamabad says this network of contact allows it to serve as a communication channel at a time of deepening tensions across the region.
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