Pakistan’s deputy prime minister will use the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) as a platform to emphasize Islamabad’s diplomatic efforts in fostering peace between the United States and Iran. The visit comes amid ongoing tensions in the region, with both nations facing scrutiny over their foreign policies. The deputy PM’s remarks are expected to underscore Pakistan’s role as a mediator, leveraging its strategic position and historical ties with both countries. While the US and Iran have had a complex relationship, recent developments have heightened calls for dialogue, particularly in the context of regional security and nuclear proliferation concerns. Pakistan’s push for a peaceful resolution reflects its broader strategy to maintain stability in South and Central Asia.