Pakistan has reaffirmed its commitment to fostering dialogue amid escalating tensions between the United States and Iran, as articulated by Foreign Office spokesperson Tahir Andrabi. He highlighted the fragile situation in the Gulf, exacerbated by recent armed exchanges, and stressed the importance of restraint from all involved parties. Pakistan condemned attacks on Kuwait and Bahrain attributed to Iran, advocating for the protection of civilians and infrastructure. Andrabi reiterated Pakistan's willingness to host talks between the US and Iran, should new diplomatic opportunities arise, and expressed hope for a swift agreement to reduce regional tensions. Additionally, he welcomed optimistic remarks from Donald Trump regarding a potential agreement with Iran, urging all parties to maintain diplomatic engagement. On the issue of the Abraham Accords, Pakistan maintained its position, linking support for regional arrangements to the establishment of a viable Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital, based on pre-1967 borders. As tensions persist, Pakistan aims to be a facilitator for peace and dialogue in the Gulf region.