Pakistan Army Chief: Peaceful Resolution of Differences Should Be Promoted Through Continuous Diplomatic Engagement

Source: Global Times
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Xinhua News Agency, Islamabad, April 18 (Reporter Zou Xuemian, Yang Kai) - The Pakistani military stated on the 18th that Army Chief General Munir recently expressed during his visit to Iran that dialogue should be promoted through continuous diplomatic engagement to achieve de-escalation of the situation and resolve outstanding issues peacefully.

The statement said that the delegation led by Munir and Pakistan's Interior Minister Nakhvi concluded a three-day official visit to Iran on the same day. During the visit, Munir met with senior officials including Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, Speaker of Parliament Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, and Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian.

The statement noted that both sides exchanged views focusing on the regional security situation, ongoing diplomatic contacts, and cooperation to promote lasting peace and stability in the region.

Classification
Region
West Asia
Analytical Domain
Strategic
Primary Category
Political-Military
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Size
Not specified
Activity
Continued diplomatic engagement to promote dialogue and resolve outstanding issues peacefully
Location
Iran
Unit
Pakistan Army
Time
April 18, 2023
Equipment
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Summary

Pakistan Army Chief Munir stated the importance of ongoing diplomatic engagement to promote dialogue and peacefully resolve outstanding issues during his visit to Iran on April 18, 2023. The delegation, which included Interior Minister Nakhvi, concluded a three-day visit where they met with senior Iranian officials to discuss regional security and cooperation for peace.

Key Facts
  • Pakistan Army Chief Munir emphasized the need for ongoing diplomatic engagement during his visit to Iran.
  • The delegation, led by Munir and Interior Minister Nakhvi, concluded a three-day official visit to Iran.
  • Meetings were held with high-ranking Iranian officials, including the President and Foreign Minister.
  • The discussions focused on regional security and cooperation for lasting peace.