Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, in an official statement on Iran, today (June 13), unveiled a historic breakthrough in the talks between Tehran and Washington, announcing that the two countries have reached an understanding on the final text of a comprehensive peace agreement, and this agreement will probably be finalized and signed within the next 24 hours.
Publish dateSunday 14 June 2026 - 08:50
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Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): The Pakistani Prime Minister told reporters in Islamabad: "We are closer than ever to a peace agreement, and this agreement will probably be finalized within 24 hours."
Referring to his country's role in this process, Sharif added: "We are preparing for the electronic signing ceremony of the peace agreement between the United States and Iran as soon as it is finalized."
Sharif further stated that the Islamic Republic of Iran and the United States of America have reached an understanding on a framework for a peace agreement that will end months of conflict in the Middle East. He emphasized: “Iran and the United States have reached the final text of the peace agreement.”
According to the Pakistani Prime Minister, the signing process of this historic agreement will be the first implementation step and supplementary negotiations will follow in the next stages. Shahbaz Sharif said in this regard: “Technical negotiations will be held after the electronic signing of the US-Iran agreement.”
Expressing optimism about the future of the region, he added: “I am confident that the historic agreement between Tehran and Washington will lead to the establishment of permanent peace.”
In a parallel development, Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Muhammad Ishaq Dar also held a telephone conversation with Swiss Foreign Minister Ignazio Cassis on Saturday to discuss this diplomatic development. According to a statement from the Pakistani Foreign Ministry, Ishaq Dar welcomed the “admirable progress towards understanding between Iran and the United States” in this conversation and expressed hope that the efforts of both sides would help achieve peace and stability in the region.
As Islamabad prepares to host the electronic signing ceremony of a historic peace agreement, the diplomatic world awaits the official announcement of the agreement by Tehran and Washington in the coming hours.
Referring to his country's role in this process, Sharif added: "We are preparing for the electronic signing ceremony of the peace agreement between the United States and Iran as soon as it is finalized."
Sharif further stated that the Islamic Republic of Iran and the United States of America have reached an understanding on a framework for a peace agreement that will end months of conflict in the Middle East. He emphasized: “Iran and the United States have reached the final text of the peace agreement.”
According to the Pakistani Prime Minister, the signing process of this historic agreement will be the first implementation step and supplementary negotiations will follow in the next stages. Shahbaz Sharif said in this regard: “Technical negotiations will be held after the electronic signing of the US-Iran agreement.”
Expressing optimism about the future of the region, he added: “I am confident that the historic agreement between Tehran and Washington will lead to the establishment of permanent peace.”
In a parallel development, Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Muhammad Ishaq Dar also held a telephone conversation with Swiss Foreign Minister Ignazio Cassis on Saturday to discuss this diplomatic development. According to a statement from the Pakistani Foreign Ministry, Ishaq Dar welcomed the “admirable progress towards understanding between Iran and the United States” in this conversation and expressed hope that the efforts of both sides would help achieve peace and stability in the region.
As Islamabad prepares to host the electronic signing ceremony of a historic peace agreement, the diplomatic world awaits the official announcement of the agreement by Tehran and Washington in the coming hours.
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