Pakistan is seeking a larger diplomatic role in ongoing US-Iran peace talks, as officials in the United States signal support for its involvement. According to multiple reports, the talks are taking place in Switzerland and are underway after being set in motion. US Vice President JD Vance is described as publicly praising Pakistan’s Prime Minister and the country’s army chief, presenting Islamabad as a meaningful intermediary in the process.
The reports state that Pakistan is positioning itself to help facilitate communication and engagement between Washington and Tehran. The framing across outlets emphasizes Pakistan’s diplomatic outreach and its efforts to strengthen its standing as talks proceed. While the coverage focuses on Pakistan’s role and the US reaction, it does not provide detailed information in the cited accounts about specific negotiation terms or progress. Overall, the common thread is that US officials view Pakistan’s participation positively and that Pakistan is actively trying to build momentum for its influence in the talks as they continue.
