Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar is set to visit Beijing today, following reported progress in regional diplomacy after a four-nation meeting held in Islamabad.
According to sources, Ishaq Dar will brief Chinese leadership on the outcomes of recent consultations and update them on ongoing mediation efforts involving key regional players.
The visit comes as Pakistan continues to position itself as a facilitator in easing tensions between United States and Iran. Dar is expected to discuss Pakistan’s role in backchannel engagements and confidence-building measures aimed at de-escalation.’Sources said the deputy prime minister will also highlight Pakistan’s broader peace initiative focused on reducing tensions in the Middle East and supporting dialogue among conflicting parties.
Earlier, a high-level meeting involving the foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Egypt, and Pakistan was held in Islamabad. The discussions centered on the evolving situation in the Middle East, ongoing mediation efforts, and the need for coordinated steps to promote regional stability.
Diplomatic sources described the consultations as constructive, with participating countries emphasizing dialogue and cooperation to address escalating tensions.
