International media outlets on Wednesday acknowledged Pakistan’s effective and successful diplomacy in helping prevent a major regional conflict.

The foreign media highlighted Islamabad’s role as a key mediator between the United States and Iran

According to the Middle East broadcaster Al Jazeera, Pakistan played a crucial role in bringing the regional hostilities to an end, with US President Donald Trump announcing a halt in attacks following Pakistan’s diplomatic efforts.

Reuters reported that Pakistan has emerged as a powerful intermediary between Washington and Tehran, facilitating dialogue at a critical moment.

Fox News quoted President Trump as saying he decided to stop the fighting after discussions with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir.

The BBC pointed out that Pakistan made diplomatic efforts for weeks to promote peace and stability in the region, ultimately contributing to a breakthrough.

According to Dubai-based Gulf News, Pakistan’s longstanding and close relations with both Iran and the United States helped it establish itself as a credible guarantor of peace.

Praising Pakistan’s role as historic, TRT World pointed out that Islamabad’s mediation helped prevent the region from potentially devastating consequences.

Indian newspaper The Hindu also highlighted the persistent efforts made by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Field Marshal Asim Munir for resolving the conflict.

In their reports, global media recognised Pakistan’s civil and military leadership for its coordinated diplomatic and strategic efforts, portraying the country as a stabilising force in the region.