Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar and his Egyptian counterpart Badr Abdelatty on Sunday discussed the “evolving” regional situation amid the Mideast conflict, Anadolu reports. During a phone call, Abdelatty appreciated Pakistan’s “sincere efforts for promoting regional peace and stability,” said a statement from Islamabad’s Foreign Ministry. They also discussed matters related to the regional consultative forum of the foreign ministers of Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkiye, and Egypt, covering ongoing engagements at the UN Security Council and broader multilateral diplomatic developments, it said. Abdelatty also commended Pakistan’s facilitation in the repatriation of 20 Iranian and 11 Pakistani seafarers via Singapore, who had been aboard vessels seized by the United States. READ: US outlines 5 conditions for Iran deal: Report “Both sides agreed […]
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