International media reports indicate that Pakistan has been mentioned as a possible mediator in efforts to find a diplomatic solution to the ongoing conflict surrounding Iran. According to the Financial Times and Axios, Pakistan has expressed interest in facilitating talks and has proposed its capital, Islamabad, as a potential venue for a meeting between senior officials from the United States and Iran.
No formal confirmation has yet come from either Washington or Tehran regarding this initiative. Analysts in Washington reportedly view Pakistan’s move as unsurprising given its longstanding ties with Iran and previously warm relations with the United States during Donald Trump’s second term. Pakistan’s defense chief Asif Munir met Trump twice last year, once in June and again in September, with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif attending the latter meeting.
Pakistan also nominated Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize twice in 2025 for his mediation efforts between India and Pakistan, a gesture that was reportedly well received within Trump’s administration.
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