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Dar stresses dialogue with Iran's Araghchi in phone call

Pakistan’s deputy prime minister and foreign minister Ishaq Dar spoke by phone with Iran’s foreign minister, stressing dialogue and diplomacy on regional issues, the Foreign Office said.

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Dar and Araghchi hold phone talks

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar spoke by telephone with Iran’s Foreign Minister Araghchi and stressed the need for continued dialogue and diplomacy to manage regional challenges, Pakistan’s Foreign Office said.

The call was presented as a diplomatic exchange focused on how both countries view developments in the region, rather than as an announcement of new agreements or public initiatives.

What the Foreign Office said was discussed

According to the Foreign Office, the two leaders reviewed the evolving regional situation. They also talked about the ongoing Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Council of Foreign Ministers meeting in Baghdad. The OIC is a grouping of Muslim-majority countries; its Council of Foreign Ministers brings together foreign ministers to discuss shared political and security concerns.

The FO statement framed Dar’s message around keeping channels of talk open and preferring diplomatic means when regional tensions rise. It did not publish a longer joint communiqué or list of concrete steps beyond that emphasis.

Why the exchange matters for Pakistan–Iran ties

Pakistan and Iran share a long border and regularly consult on regional stability. A phone call at foreign-minister level is a routine but useful way for Islamabad and Tehran to compare notes when an OIC ministerial meeting is under way and when the wider regional picture is shifting.

Officials did not spell out which specific flashpoints were named on the call. What was made clear was Pakistan’s public line: keep talking, and use diplomacy to address challenges rather than leave them unmanaged.

What comes next

No follow-up meetings, travel plans, or new bilateral projects were announced in the Foreign Office account of the conversation. Attention will likely stay on how both capitals engage at the OIC gathering in Baghdad and on any further official statements if the regional situation changes.

Aasan alfaaz mein

Pakistan ke foreign minister Ishaq Dar ne Iran ke foreign minister se phone par baat ki. Unhon ne kaha ke masail baat cheet aur diplomacy se suljhane chahiye. Dono ne region ki soorat-e-haal aur Baghdad mein OIC ke foreign ministers ke meeting ka zikr kiya. Is se yeh samajh aata hai ke dono mamalik rabta qaim rakhna chahte hain.

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