Pakistan PM Sharif says Iran-US talks making considerable progress

Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has stated that considerable progress has been made in the talks between Iran and the United States, and things are moving in the right direction. He made these remarks during a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing, as reported by Al Jazeera citing Chinese media.

Sharif emphasized that Pakistan has played a very sincere role in mediating between Washington and Tehran. He stressed the need for joint efforts with China to ensure peace in the Middle East. The Pakistani Prime Minister's comments come amid ongoing indirect negotiations between Iran and the US, with Pakistan acting as a facilitator.

Chinese President Xi Jinping, for his part, appreciated Pakistan's constructive role in mediating for peace in the Middle East. He also stated during the meeting that the US and Iran should distance themselves from the Cold War mentality. Xi's remarks underscore China's support for diplomatic solutions in the region.

The meeting between Xi and Sharif highlights the close ties between China and Pakistan, as well as their shared interest in regional stability. According to the report by Mehr News, the discussions also covered broader issues of bilateral cooperation and regional security.