Pakistan, Canada PMs Hold Talks on US–Iran Negotiations
According to Pakistan’s Prime Minister’s Office, Sharif described the talks as “an important step towards peace” and emphasized that Islamabad will continue encouraging both sides to uphold the ceasefire and pursue de-escalation through dialogue aimed at regional stability.
Carney, in turn, acknowledged Pakistan’s role in supporting the temporary ceasefire and facilitating diplomatic engagement between Washington and Tehran.
Beyond regional security issues, the two leaders also reviewed bilateral relations and agreed to strengthen cooperation in sectors including agriculture, clean energy, mining, and investment.
Sharif also extended an invitation for Carney to visit Pakistan, with both sides agreeing to maintain regular coordination.
The discussions come after rare direct US–Iran talks held in Islamabad over the weekend, which followed a recently agreed two-week ceasefire but ended without reaching a final agreement.
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