UK and Saudi Arabia Back Pakistan’s Diplomatic Efforts in US-Iran Mediation Push

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar held a meeting on Wednesday with Jane Marriott, where both sides discussed the evolving regional situation and Pakistan’s growing diplomatic engagement in facilitating dialogue between global powers.

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According to official sources, Dar briefed the British envoy on Pakistan’s continued efforts to promote engagement among key stakeholders, stressing that dialogue and diplomacy remain the only viable path toward the peaceful resolution of disputes in the region. He reiterated Islamabad’s commitment to acting as a facilitator for constructive international communication amid rising tensions.

The British High Commissioner appreciated Pakistan’s role and expressed support for its diplomatic efforts in helping bring the United States and Iran to the negotiating table, acknowledging Islamabad’s contribution toward de-escalation and regional stability.

The meeting comes amid intensified diplomatic activity in which Pakistan has positioned itself as a key intermediary in ongoing US-Iran contacts, encouraging dialogue at a critical geopolitical juncture.

Earlier, Dar also held a telephone conversation with Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud, where both leaders reviewed recent regional developments and exchanged views on efforts to maintain peace and stability.

The Saudi Foreign Minister reaffirmed the Kingdom’s support for Pakistan’s diplomatic initiatives and stressed the importance of continued engagement to avoid further escalation in the region. Both sides agreed to remain in close coordination as regional diplomacy continues to evolve.

Pakistan’s active outreach with key global and regional partners highlights its efforts to play a constructive role in reducing tensions and supporting negotiated solutions in sensitive international disputes.