PM Shehbaz Summons Saudi And Qatari Ambassadors To Ease Middle East Tensions

According to sources, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif repeated Pakistan’s devotion to global stability and peace during urgent phone conversations with the embassies of Saudi Arabia and Qatar.

Pakistan’s PM Shehbaz voiced his serious concerns over the latest Iranian missile strike on a US military station in Qatar during a phone conversation with Ambassador Ali Mubarak Ali Essa Al-Khater of Qatar.

Urgent Need To Calm Down

Pakistan’s steadfast support for the Qatari government and its people is pointed out by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, who further stressed the urgent need to calm down the situation.

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In addition, the Prime Minister’s rapid communication and support during that crucial time were recognized by the Qatari ambassador.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif underlined Pakistan’s determination to pursue all diplomatic options in order to promote peace in the Middle East in a separate discussion with Saudi Ambassador Nawaf bin Saeed Al-Malki.

Trilateral Cooperation

In order to maintain regional stability, Shehbaz Sharif emphasized the value of continuing close engagement with Saudi leadership and renewed Pakistan’s commitment to strengthening trilateral cooperation between “Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Pakistan”.

The Saudi ambassador praised Pakistan’s aggressive diplomatic efforts and agreed that cooperative efforts are necessary for maintaining regional stability.

These talks come as regional tensions have risen in the wake of the Iranian missile strike on a US facility in Qatar, which has alarmed people all around the world.

Stop Great Crisis

Pakistan’s larger diplomatic approach to acting as a stabilizing influence in the Middle East is reflected in Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s outreach.

As Pakistan actively engages with key parties to stop a greater crisis and build positive dialogue, the topic of peace in the Middle East continues to be central to the country’s foreign policy.

As a crisis that has eliminated off major flight routes entered a new phase with the U.S. strike on critical Iranian nuclear sites and Iran’s agreement to defend itself, airlines were debating how long to ban flights in the Middle East.