Report: ANI :
ISLAMABAD — Speakers at a seminar organised by the International Parliamentarians Congress (IPC) have said that the Iran war has created an opportunity for regional countries to reshape the region through unity and cooperation, without foreign interference.
Addressing the seminar on the “Impact and Significance of Tehran Muslim Unity Conference,” Senator Mushahid Hussain Sayed said the world was undergoing major geopolitical changes, marked by the rise of China and emerging Muslim powers, including Pakistan, Iran, Türkiye, Saudi Arabia and Indonesia.
He said Pakistan had achieved significant diplomatic milestones, including the April 7 ceasefire between Iran and the United States, the June 17 Islamabad MoU and the October 21 meeting of four Muslim countries in Tehran.
He stressed that Muslim unity was essential to address regional challenges and reiterated Pakistan’s condemnation of US and Israeli aggression against Iran. He also described the Islamabad MoU as a viable framework for lasting regional peace and stability.
Iranian Ambassador Dr. Reza Amiri Moghadam welcomed the Makkah Defence Alliance initiative and praised Field Marshal Asim Munir for bringing Muslim countries together. He said unity among Pakistan, Iran, Türkiye and Saudi Arabia would strengthen the Muslim world.
Former AJK President and ambassador Masood Khan described the regional situation as explosive and stressed the need for a peaceful settlement, particularly regarding the Strait of Hormuz.
Other speakers, including journalist Nasim Zehra, Admiral (Retd.) Hasham Siddiqui and Major General (Retd.) Zahid Mahmood, highlighted the regional implications of the conflict and appreciated Pakistan’s efforts to promote Muslim unity.
They said collective cooperation among Muslim countries was essential to counter regional threats and promote peace and stability.
