Pakistan's Foreign Ministry issued a statement Sunday evening expressing deep concern over recent incidents that further escalate regional tensions, reaffirming support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all brotherly countries in the region, and calling on all parties to exercise restraint, take immediate de-escalation steps, and uphold their commitments under the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding, the ministry said.
Pakistan's Foreign Ministry issued a new statement late Sunday evening, its second in less than a week, expressing concern over rising regional tensions. The statement reaffirms Islamabad's support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of regional states and calls on all parties to de-escalate and adhere to the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding, a diplomatic framework that has been referenced in several recent regional statements.
The Zioneer reported on Wednesday that Pakistan's Foreign Ministry issued a similar statement urging restraint. The latest statement does not specify which recent incidents prompted the renewed call, but it comes amid ongoing tensions involving Iran, Israel, and other regional actors.
Pakistan has positioned itself as a mediator in recent months, with its foreign minister holding talks with both the United States and Iran, as The Zioneer reported in early July. The Islamabad MoU, signed earlier this year, is seen as a framework for reducing friction between Tehran and Washington.
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