Summary Ishaq Dar discusses Pakistan’s diplomatic efforts and regional dialogue initiatives with his Australian counterpart, focusing on Iran-US engagement and global economic concerns.
ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) – Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on Monday held a telephone conversation with Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong, during which both sides discussed regional diplomacy, ongoing dialogue initiatives, and broader global economic concerns.
During the exchange, , according to the Foreign Office, Penny Wong acknowledged Pakistan’s engagement in diplomatic efforts, particularly its role in facilitating dialogue between Iran and the United States. She appreciated the constructive approach adopted by Islamabad in supporting communication channels aimed at reducing tensions and encouraging engagement between the two sides.
She further commended Pakistan’s continued commitment to promoting diplomatic engagement, noting the importance of sustained dialogue in addressing complex regional and international challenges.
On Pakistan’s side, Ishaq Dar briefed the Australian Foreign Minister on the Islamabad Talks held on April 11 and 12. He highlighted the outcomes of the discussions and reiterated Pakistan’s continued resolve to encourage dialogue and constructive engagement as a central pillar of its foreign policy approach.
The conversation also touched on wider global implications arising from geopolitical tensions. Both ministers expressed concern regarding the potential impact on the global economy, with particular emphasis on developing countries that remain vulnerable to external shocks, trade disruptions and financial instability.
They underscored the importance of resolving conflicts through peaceful means, with diplomatic engagement highlighted as the most viable path forward in managing international disputes and maintaining global economic stability.
