ISLAMABAD: Egypt’s Foreign Minister, Badr Abdelatty, has praised the Pakistan-China five-point initiative aimed at fostering dialogue and resolving the ongoing Middle East conflict.
The Egyptian top diplomat said this during a telephonic conversation with Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on Wednesday night, according to a Foreign Office statement.
Deputy Prime Minister / Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar @MIshaqDar50 spoke last night with #Egypt’s Foreign Minister, Badr Abdelatty.
FM Abdelatty thanked the DPM/FM for the warm hospitality extended during the recent 4 Foreign Ministers’ meeting in Islamabad. He… pic.twitter.com/LRSz9GY1tR
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During the call, Abdelatty expressed gratitude for the warm hospitality extended during the recent meeting of four foreign ministers held in Islamabad.
He also commended the joint Pakistan-China initiative for its focus on promoting diplomatic engagement and peaceful conflict resolution.
Both leaders reaffirmed the strong fraternal relations between Pakistan and Egypt, agreeing to maintain close coordination and continued engagement.
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Earlier, the Pakistan Foreign Office said the joint five-point peace initiative by Pakistan and China has received broad appreciation from across the region and beyond, with even US leadership acknowledging ongoing diplomatic efforts, the
The plan is being seen as part of a wider, coordinated push for de-escalation, with officials noting strong alignment between proposals discussed in Beijing and outcomes of recent consultations held in Islamabad involving Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Egypt.
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“The five points have received appreciation from across the region and beyond; there were statements from the U.S. leadership about appreciation of diplomatic efforts.” Foreign Office spokesperson Tahir Andrabi said in a weekly press briefing in Islamabad.
The initiative reflects a broader effort to end the war, secure a cessation of hostilities, and create a sustainable pathway towards a lasting resolution of the conflict.
Andrabi said the five-point plan provides a structured framework for reducing tensions and advancing diplomatic solutions.
