U.S. President Donald Trump recently shared a tweet from Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif on his social media platform Truth Social, highlighting Pakistan’s offer to help end the ongoing conflict between Iran and the United States.
Earlier, Prime Minister Sharif had posted on X (formerly Twitter) that Pakistan fully supports and welcomes ongoing efforts to negotiate a peaceful resolution to the conflict in the Middle East. He emphasized that Pakistan is ready to facilitate meaningful talks and host negotiations for a comprehensive settlement in the region, provided both the U.S. and Iran agree.
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Sharif stated that Pakistan considers it a matter of pride to play a constructive role in promoting peace and stability in the region. By offering to mediate, Pakistan hopes to contribute to reducing tensions, preventing further escalation, and supporting regional security.
The sharing of this statement by President Trump signals acknowledgment of Pakistan’s willingness to act as a neutral facilitator in the Iran–U.S. conflict. Observers note that such diplomatic offers can help create back-channel discussions and open pathways for dialogue, even when direct negotiations between the conflicting parties are limited.
This development underscores Pakistan’s ongoing efforts to maintain peace in the Middle East and reflects the growing international recognition of its potential role in conflict mediation.
