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PM Shehbaz, Qatari counterpart discuss regional situation, reaffirm support for peace efforts in region
- On Sunday, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed reaffirmed their "shared commitment" to support "constructive dialogue" in the Middle East.
- Emir Sheikh Tamim provided "full support for the Pakistani mediation efforts aimed at ending the crisis through peaceful means," emphasizing the "depth of the brotherly bonds between the two countries."
- Secretary Marco Rubio met with Sheikh Mohammed on Saturday to discuss "US support for Qatar's defence" and continued coordination to deter threats across the Middle East.
- Gen. Dan Caine, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, confirmed Qatari fighter jets "for the first time have shot down two Iranian bombers" on March 2 near the largest United States military base in the region.
- Prime Minister Shehbaz looks forward to the Qatari emir's visit to "Pakistan very soon," which officials noted would "help both sides to further strengthen and expand the enduring Pakistan-Qatar partnership.
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Pakistan, Qatar vow support for dialogue, lasting peace efforts in Mideast
PM Shehbaz, Qatari PM review progress on peace initiatives.Premier hails Qatar's emir for backing Pakistan's peace efforts.Looking forward to Qatari emir's visit to Pakistan: PM Shehbaz.Pakistan and Qatar on Sunday reiterated their shared...
Pakistan, Qatar reaffirm shared commitment to support 'constructive dialogue across region'
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Sunday said he and his Qatari counterpart Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani reaffirmed their “shared commitment” to support “constructive dialogue” in the Middle East. In a post on X, PM Shehbaz said he was “delighted to receive a telephone call from my brother […] earlier today”. “We exchanged views on the evolving regional situation and reaffirmed our shared commitment to support all ongoing e…
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