Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar held a telephone conversation with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, according to Pakistan’s Foreign Office. The two sides discussed bilateral relations and cooperation on international platforms. The dialogue focused on strengthening diplomatic engagement between the two countries.
Both ministers emphasized the importance of promoting global peace and security through joint efforts. They also reviewed ongoing cooperation in multilateral forums. Officials said the discussion reflected continued momentum in Pakistan-Russia relations.
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During the call, Lavrov appreciated Pakistan’s role in facilitating Iran-US talks. Dar reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to dialogue and diplomacy for resolving international issues. Both sides agreed on the importance of sustained communication.
The conversation also included discussion on finalizing new dates for Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s upcoming visit to Russia. The leaders expressed interest in expanding high-level exchanges. This reflects efforts to deepen political and strategic ties.
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Dar invited the Russian foreign minister to visit Pakistan, which was positively received. Both countries agreed to remain in close contact going forward. Officials said further diplomatic coordination is expected in the coming weeks.