Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding Must Be Implemented, PM Tells Iranian President

Implementation of Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding Should Continue — PM Meets Iranian President

Shiite News: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has stressed moving forward under the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding to resolve the Iran-US dispute. He said this during a meeting with the Iranian president in Antalya, Turkey, and expressed concern over the ongoing regional conflict.

Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding Stressed at Antalya Meeting

The prime minister reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to continuing its sincere and constructive role for regional peace and stability. He said restraint, de-escalation and sustainable diplomacy are the only path to lasting peace. The statement described the meeting as part of continuing consultations between the two neighboring countries and said both sides agreed to maintain close coordination on regional developments.

PM Calls for Restraint and Sustainable Diplomacy

On the occasion, the Iranian president appreciated Pakistan’s continued diplomatic support and efforts for peace in the region. He expressed Tehran’s strong desire to further expand cooperation in various fields. The two leaders also reviewed the progress of bilateral cooperation and agreed to explore new avenues for collaboration.

Iranian President Appreciates Pakistan’s Diplomatic Support

The two leaders stressed the need to further strengthen bilateral relations and expressed resolve to work together to promote regional peace, security and prosperity. Pakistan has repeatedly called for dialogue to resolve regional disputes, and the prime minister’s office said the meeting reflected that policy.

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Both Leaders Pledge to Strengthen Bilateral Ties

The full text of the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding was not included in the report, and no timeline was given for its implementation. No further details about the meeting were immediately released.