Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Senator Muhammad Ishaq Dar, held a telephone conversation with Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan on Thursday to review the latest regional developments.
Both leaders highlighted the importance of sustained diplomatic efforts to reduce tensions and reaffirmed Pakistan’s strong commitment to peace and stability.
During the call, the ministers agreed to maintain close communication and continue mutual consultations on regional matters. They emphasized the need for coordinated diplomacy to address ongoing challenges and support stability in the region.
The conversation follows Ishaq Dar’s recent call with European Union High Representative and Vice-President Kaya Callas, where the officials discussed current regional and global developments. Both talks reflected Pakistan’s proactive engagement in international diplomacy.
According to the Foreign Office, the discussions focused on evaluating changing regional dynamics, stressing that negotiations and diplomacy are crucial for de-escalation. Ishaq Dar reiterated that dialogue is essential for sustaining peace and stability in the region.
Both ministers agreed to keep close contact given the evolving situation, ensuring ongoing consultation and coordination. The discussions underline Pakistan’s commitment to active diplomatic engagement and regional cooperation.
