In a heartfelt address, Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif called on citizens to unite in prayer for the success of the ongoing US-Iran peace talks in Islamabad. He emphasized the importance of these negotiations, viewing them as a pivotal moment for regional stability. The Prime Minister announced a dramatic reduction in fuel prices, with high-speed diesel dropping by Rs 135 to Rs 385 per litre, and petrol reduced by Rs 12 to Rs 366 per litre. This economic relief is being touted as the first 'peace dividend' for the Pakistani people, directly linked to the anticipated success of the talks. Sharif expressed gratitude that Pakistan was chosen as the neutral venue for these discussions, highlighting the collaborative efforts of both the civilian government and military leadership in facilitating this diplomatic breakthrough. As the Islamabad sessions commence, the administration hopes the proposed 'Islamabad Accord' will not only stabilize the region but also catalyze Pakistan's economic recovery.