Islamabad to host key Arab and Turkish envoys for crisis talks

Pakistan is set to host the foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Turkiye and Egypt in Islamabad for detailed discussions on regional and global developments, with the Middle East war expected to dominate the agenda. The visit, according to the Foreign Office, will take place at the invitation of Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar.

Officials said the talks would cover Pakistan's diplomatic engagement on de-escalation efforts and its wider relations with the three countries. Islamabad has increasingly positioned itself as a facilitator in efforts aimed at reducing tensions and encouraging dialogue among regional stakeholders.

The planned visit underlines Pakistan's attempt to deepen coordination with major Muslim countries while projecting itself as an active diplomatic player during a volatile regional crisis.