On Monday, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif stated that full efforts are underway to resolve the ongoing conflict between the United States and Iran following unprecedented talks held in Islamabad. The discussions, which lasted 21 hours, were the first direct engagement between the two nations since 1979 and resulted in a two-week ceasefire that is still in effect. Sharif praised the collaborative efforts of his government and military leadership, particularly Field Marshal Asim Munir, for their roles in mediating the talks. He noted that while both delegations issued separate statements, there were commonalities in their positions. The prime minister underscored the historic nature of these talks, which provided a platform for dialogue between two countries that had not engaged directly for nearly five decades. He expressed hope that the ceasefire could lead to a lasting peace, drawing parallels to other significant peace agreements in history that took years to materialize. Sharif acknowledged the hard work and dedication of his team in facilitating these discussions, emphasizing the importance of continued efforts to resolve outstanding issues.