The Prime Minister of Pakistan, Shehbaz Sharif, stated that his country is willing to host discussions between the USA and Iran, with a view to ending the war in the Middle East.

The Prime Minister of Pakistan, Shehbaz Sharif, stated that his country is willing to host discussions between the United States and Iran to help end the war in the Middle East. The statement came after President Donald Trump postponed threats of attack against Iran, mentioning productive discussions with the Iranian side.

Pakistan offers its support for the continuation of dialogue, emphasizing the importance of a diplomatic solution. Although Iran has denied information about negotiations, diplomatic sources suggest that discussions could take place in Islamabad this week.

U.S. Vice President, JD Vance, could be the main negotiator on the American side, instead of other officials who led previous negotiations. Pakistan, with its complex relations with Iran and close ties to Gulf states, is facing the economic effects of the conflict, having a direct interest in stabilizing the region. The White House has refused to comment on the details of the discussions, highlighting the sensitive nature of the negotiations.