PM sees new era in relations with US
- On Thursday, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and US Charge d'Affaires Natalie Baker celebrated the United States' 250th anniversary in Islamabad, with Sharif emphasizing Pakistan's role as mediator between Washington and Tehran.
- Sharif hailed the "true and special relationship" spanning nearly eight decades, citing American support for the Tarbela Dam and Green Revolution as evidence of deepening economic cooperation.
- Baker paid tribute to Islamabad hosting the highest-level US-Iran talks since 1979, saying "Pakistan – by having good ties with both Tehran and Washington – was uniquely positioned to bring two adversaries together."
- The administration credited President Donald Trump's May 2025 intervention in the India-Pakistan ceasefire as a "major contribution to preventing war between nuclear-armed neighbours," strengthening Trump's personal bonds with Pakistani leadership.
- Mediation efforts between the United States and Iran continue with Pakistani support, with Sharif stating, "let us pray to Allah Almighty that we achieve long-lasting peace as early as possible.
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