Pakistan is expected to host a ceremony in Geneva regarding the US-Iran deal. Pakistan plays a geopolitical mediation role.
Speaking in Pakistan's parliament on Monday, Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced that a special event will be held in Geneva on Friday to mark the achievement of the US-Iran deal, calling the development a historic moment for the international community.
Bloomberg writes that the world has now reached a historic turning point, as the United States and Iran have agreed to end the war, including on the Lebanese front.
The Prime Minister said he had personally witnessed Munir's "extraordinary efforts" during the talks and never lost faith in the prospect of reaching an agreement.
He also praised Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar and Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi for their contacts with the Iranian leadership during the crisis.
The prime minister's statements highlight Islamabad's ambition to emerge as one of the main mediators between Washington and Tehran.
