Pakistan emphasized the need to combat Afghan militancy during an ECO meeting, stressing its impact on regional stability. The Economic Cooperation Organization, established by Iran, Pakistan, and Turkey, includes Afghanistan and other Central Asian nations. Pakistan urged member states to enhance economic ties and connectivity.
Iranian President Pezeshkian expressed distrust in direct US negotiations, stating that Qatar and Pakistan are acting as intermediaries. This claim comes amid ongoing tensions between Iran and the United States. The ECO meeting highlighted regional security concerns, with Pakistan focusing on militant threats from Afghanistan.
The Iranian leader's remarks suggest a growing reliance on third parties for diplomatic communication. This development could affect future bilateral relations. The ECO meeting underscored the complex geopolitical landscape in the region.
