ISLAMABAD (special crosspondent) – Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar held a formal telephone conversation with the Foreign Minister of Kuwait, Sheikh Jarrah Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, on Monday to review the current trajectory of diplomatic relations between the two nations.

During the engagement, both leaders conducted a comprehensive discussion regarding bilateral relations and matters of mutual strategic interest. The dialogue served to reaffirm the long-standing commitment of both governments to further strengthening the close, brotherly ties that historically define the relationship between Pakistan and Kuwait. Similar diplomatic efforts are currently being prioritized across the region, as noted in the DPM Ishaq Dar Holds Telephone Conversation with Uzbek Foreign Minister report.

Focus on Regional Stability and Diplomacy

Addressing regional developments, the Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister emphasized that constructive dialogue and proactive diplomacy remain the only viable pathways toward achieving lasting peace and stability in the region. Senator Ishaq Dar specifically underscored the necessity of the full implementation of the Islamabad MoU, insisting that adherence to these agreements in both letter and spirit is essential for sustainable progress.

This call occurs amid a wider series of diplomatic engagements involving the Pakistani leadership, including recent efforts such as the visit of Field Marshal Asim Munir, Mohsin Naqvi Depart for Iran to Support Regional Peace Efforts, reflecting a broader foreign policy strategy to consolidate regional influence.