Foreign Minister of Uzbekistan had a phone conversation with Deputy Prime Minister, Foreign Minister of Pakistan
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan Bakhtiyor Saidov held a telephone conversation with Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Senator of Pakistan Mohammad Ishaq Dar.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan Bakhtiyor Saidov held a telephone conversation with Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Senator of Pakistan Mohammad Ishaq Dar.
«Had a phone conversation with H.E. Muhammad Ishaq Dar, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Senator of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, - the head of the MFA of Uzbekistan wrote in his telegram-channel. - Commended Pakistan’s efforts to de-escalate the conflict in the Middle East. We share the view that the region must not become an arena for confrontation.
Welcomed the joint five-point initiative put forward by Islamabad and Beijing aimed at promoting regional peace and stability, as well as their shared position emphasizing the primacy of dialogue and diplomatic engagement.
Exchanged views on the situation along the Pakistan–Afghanistan border, noting ongoing efforts to reduce tensions and encouraging continued engagement through diplomatic channels».
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