Pakistan Proposes Mediation for Dialogue Between the United States and Iran

March 24, Kathmandu — Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has offered to mediate dialogue between the United States and Iran, both currently engaged in conflict. On Tuesday evening, Sharif extended this proposal to both countries via X (formerly Twitter).

“Pakistan welcomes and appreciates the ongoing efforts toward dialogue to halt the conflict in the Middle East,” Prime Minister Sharif wrote. “This is essential not only for the region but also for external nations seeking peace and stability.”

Sharif further stated that Pakistan is prepared to host the talks if the United States and Iran agree. “If the U.S. and Iran consent, Pakistan is ready to serve as the host nation for these discussions and will consider this an honor, facilitating a comprehensive and sustainable resolution to the conflict,” he said.