Iran is set to mediate between Pakistan and Afghanistan’s Taliban government following renewed border clashes that have strained relations between the two neighbors. Tehran is preparing to host a high-level meeting on December 16–17, aiming to de-escalate tensions and restore dialogue after months of military and diplomatic standoffs.
According to Islamabad Post, this initiative is viewed as the most significant diplomatic effort yet to resolve the deadlock. Previous rounds of talks in Doha, Istanbul, and Jeddah failed to produce tangible progress. Pakistan’s special envoy for Afghanistan, Muhammad Sadiq, will represent Islamabad in the upcoming discussions. Diplomatic sources indicate that both China and Russia are expected to participate, signaling broader regional concern over the instability.
Analysts note that the involvement of major powers underscores the strategic importance of Pakistan-Afghanistan relations for regional security. Observers will watch closely whether Tehran’s mediation can achieve a breakthrough where earlier efforts faltered.
সীমান্ত সংঘর্ষে লিপ্ত পাকিস্তান ও আফগানিস্তানের তালেবান সরকারের মধ্যে মধ্যস্থতা করবে ইরান। আগামী সপ্তাহে তেহরান এই দুদেশকে নিয়ে বৈঠক আয়োজনের প্রস্তুতি নিচ্ছে বলেও জানা গেছে। ইসলামাবাদ পোস্টের প্রতিবেদনে বলা হয়েছে, প্রতিবেশী দুই দেশের অচলাবস্থা দূর ক
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