US President Donald Trump has stated that he may visit Pakistan if the ongoing peace talks between the US and Iran reach a solid agreement. During a discussion with reporters at the White House, Trump clarified that he is prepared to go to Islamabad if a deal is signed there.
He praised Pakistan's 'constructive role' in mediating between the US and Iran. According to Trump, Pakistani mediators have proven to be highly effective in resolving this complex conflict, leading to new dynamics in South Asian politics. President Trump also highlighted the economic benefits of a potential agreement with Iran, claiming that successful diplomacy could result in the US gaining 'free oil' and uninterrupted access to the 'Strait of Hormuz', which would drive fuel prices to record lows in the global market.
He noted that the recent drop in gas prices is an indication that diplomatic efforts are moving in the right direction. He reiterated his commitment to reducing the threat of nuclear weapons while also addressing the 'historic inflation' inherited by his country. Meanwhile, the visit of Pakistan's Army Chief General Asim Munir to Tehran is being considered a crucial part of this peace process.
Munir has met with the Speaker of the Iranian Parliament and the Foreign Minister, which is seen as preparation for the second round of 'back-channel' talks between the US and Iran. According to Qatari media reports, these talks are primarily focused on Iran's nuclear program. If this agreement materializes under Pakistan's hosting, it would not only reduce tensions in the Middle East but also prove to be a significant victory for both Trump and Pakistan in global diplomacy.
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