Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has described the recent agreement between Iran and the United States as a significant diplomatic breakthrough. In a message posted on social media platform X, he credited the deal to the patient diplomatic efforts and collective determination of all parties involved. Dar said the agreement sends a hopeful message to the international community and will help restore confidence and stability in global markets and the world economy, particularly benefiting developing nations affected by regional instability.

He added that discussions on unresolved issues related to the agreement would continue. However, Dar expressed optimism that the historic deal would be formally signed in Geneva on June 19. The statement was reported by Al Jazeera and shared by the online outlet Amar Desh.

If finalized, the agreement could mark a notable step toward easing tensions between Tehran and Washington, though details of the accord remain undisclosed in the report.