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US-Iran War: Pakistan hailed as peacemaker as two-week ceasefire reached; negotiations move to Islamabad

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Pakistan takes center stage as it announces a ceasefire between the United States and Iran after the ongoing war intensified. Posting on X, the Prime Minister of Pakistan, Shehbaz Sharif, stated that both countries will observe an immediate ceasefire while negotiations take place. He posted:

He also announced that Pakistan would host the #IslamabadTalks to negotiate a conclusive end to the current war situation. The negotiations will take place on April 10, 2026, in the capital with the hope that peace and stability will be restored in the region.

With the announcement in place, the Foreign Minister of Iran, Seyed Abbas Araghchi, issued a statement saying that Iran will observe the two-week ceasefire requested by Pakistan and that the Strait of Hormuz will be opened effectively. He added that a 10-point proposal for negotiations has also been shared with the United States via Pakistan. He appreciated the efforts of Pakistan’s Prime Minister Sharif and Field Marshal Asim Munir to restore diplomacy and peace in the Middle East. He posted on X:

The United States also announced a complete ceasefire and stated that the 10-point proposal is ‘workable,’ and the efforts by Pakistan are greatly appreciated. He added that he is happy that a long-term closure to the conflict will happen soon; they posted:

Pakistan’s diplomatic effort was widely acknowledged as the world cheered a ceasefire and hopes of a successful negotiation. Pakistan positioned itself as the primary peace-maker in the region and ensured that negotiations were held. Prime Minister of Australia, Anthony Albanese, supported the ceasefire and posted:

Australian High Commissioner to Pakistan, Timothy Kane, added:

Canadian High Commissioner to Pakistan, Tahir Ali Khan, expressed gratitude towards Pakistan for working towards regional stability and posted:

The United Kingdom’s High Commissioner to Pakistan, Jane Marriot, thanked Pakistan for its ‘quiet and effective’ role in the ceasefire. She posted:

Former Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari took pride in Pakistan’s mediation in the matter and posted:

Activist Jibran Nasir posted on X and stated that Pakistan is the only bridge between Iran and the US:

Calling it a relief, actor and singer Farhan Saeed posted:

Social media influencer, Mysta Paki(Bilal Hassan), stated that it is a big win for Pakistan and posted:

Lauding the joint effort of the government and the army, actress Aiman Khan posted:

Journalist Moeed Pirzada posted:

Journalist Gharida Farooqi added:

Pakistan’s ban on Israel’s bombing of Lebanon was highly appreciated as well, journalist Faisal Warraich posted:

A netizen added that Pakistan became a peacemaker while India focused on producing propaganda films only and posted:

 

 

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