Ahead of the US-Iran negotiations, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Friday said the talks represent a “make or break” phase in efforts to secure a permanent ceasefire. Still, for the entire Muslim world, PM Sharif said while addressing the nation, adding that the discussion would begin in the Pakistani capital on Saturday. Pakistan PM on US-Iran peace discussions: 'Make or break' phasePM Sharif said hosting the discussions was “not just a proud moment for Pakistan but for the entire Muslim world," underscoring Islamabad’s position as a facilitator in high-stakes diplomacy. He also expressed gratitude to the leadership of both countries for agreeing to a ceasefire and holding peace talks at his request. US-Iran ceasefire talks in IslamabadThe US and Iran talks are taking place at the Serena Hotel in Islamabad's Red Zone, which has been effectively "locked down" with a two-day public holiday declared and over 10,000 security personnel deployed.

Source: dna April 10, 2026 19:30 UTC