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Pakistan says Iran-US ceasefire efforts 'right on track' - AP

Apr 4, 2026, 15:07 GMT+1

Pakistan’s efforts to broker a ceasefire between Washington and Tehran are “right on track,” foreign ministry spokesperson Tahir Andrabi told the Associated Press.

His comments came about a week after Pakistan hosted senior diplomats from Turkey, Egypt and Saudi Arabia and reiterated its readiness to facilitate talks.

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