ISLAMABAD: Iran’s Ambassador to Pakistan, Reza Amiri Moghadam, has acknowledged and appreciated Pakistan’s diplomatic efforts aimed at easing rising tensions in the region, particularly in the context of what he described as “US-Israeli aggression” against Iran.
In a statement shared on social media on Tuesday, the envoy referred to Pakistan as a “friendly and brotherly country,” commending its goodwill and proactive role in advocating for peace and stability.
While appreciating the initiative and good will and good office by the friendly & brotherly country of Pakistan to stop the US-sraeli aggression against Iran and restore peace and stability to the region, I have some few points that I will make in some threads here on.
— Reza Amiri Moghadam (@IranAmbPak) March 31, 2026
The ambassador’s remarks come at a time of heightened geopolitical strain, where concerns over escalation continue to dominate regional discourse.
Moghadam indicated that while he values Pakistan’s initiative, he intends to elaborate further on the matter through a series of detailed posts. His comments suggest that Iran is closely engaging with developments and may present its perspective more comprehensively in the coming days.
Pakistan’s diplomatic posture has increasingly focused on de-escalation and dialogue, positioning itself as a potential mediator amid complex international tensions. Analysts view such acknowledgment from Tehran as a positive signal, reflecting mutual trust and ongoing communication between the two neighboring countries.
The situation remains fluid, with regional and global stakeholders monitoring developments closely.
Pakistan’s outreach, coupled with Iran’s public response, underscores the importance of diplomatic channels in addressing conflicts that carry far-reaching implications for peace and security.
