Pakistan has become one of the most important countries involved in the ongoing peace talks between the United States and Iran. While countries like Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkiye, and Egypt have also supported negotiations, reports suggest Pakistan has played the leading role in bringing both sides closer to an agreement. According to diplomatic sources, Pakistan worked quietly behind the scenes to reduce tensions during the recent conflict in the Middle East. The country focused on encouraging direct talks and helping both sides find common ground. Pakistan’s Army Chief, Asim Munir, has been at the center of these efforts. During the conflict, he reportedly visited Tehran twice and held important discussions with Iranian leaders. Sources say he strongly pushed for negotiations instead of further military escalation. Those diplomatic efforts helped secure the first round of high-level talks between American and Iranian officials in Islamabad. The meeting was seen as historic because it marked one of the highest-level contacts between the two countries in almost 50 years. Pakistan’s role has been praised by regional observers, who say Islamabad managed to maintain communication with both Washington and Tehran at a critical time. The country also coordinated with Gulf nations and other regional partners to support peace efforts. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif confirmed that talks between Iran and the US could happen “very soon” after speaking with US President Donald Trump and several Middle Eastern leaders. Sharif said Pakistan remains committed to helping both countries reach an agreement that can bring long-term peace and stability to the region. He added that diplomacy and dialogue are the best ways to avoid further conflict. Regional countries including Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkiye, and Egypt have also tried to bridge differences between the negotiating parties. However, many reports suggest Pakistan has been the most active mediator during the latest phase of talks. Sources close to the negotiations now say a deal between Iran and the US is nearly complete. The agreement could help ease tensions in the Middle East, reopen important trade routes, and reduce the risk of another regional conflict. If successful, the talks could mark a major diplomatic achievement for Pakistan and strengthen its role as an important player in regional peace efforts.