Asim Munir, Iran’s foreign minister hold talks on ending regional war
Published On 23 May, 2026
The meeting focused on reducing tensions in the region, promoting peace and stability, and preventing further escalation in West Asia.
According to Iranian state media, Asim Munir and Abbas Araghchi exchanged views on the latest diplomatic efforts and initiatives to end the US-Israel war on Iran.
The two sides also discussed regional security issues and possible steps to prevent the conflict from widening further.
A post on the Iranian foreign minister’s Telegram channel said the talks “lasted until late at night.” The post said both sides reviewed diplomatic initiatives aimed at reducing tensions and promoting peace, stability and security in West Asia.
Pakistan’s mediation role continues
The meeting comes as Pakistan continues diplomatic efforts to help calm the situation and support initiatives aimed at ending the war. Iranian media described the talks as part of ongoing efforts to prevent escalation and find a path toward regional stability.
Earlier, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir reached Tehran on an official visit linked to ongoing diplomatic and mediation efforts aimed at promoting regional stability and conflict resolution.
Upon arrival in the Iranian capital, the Field Marshal was received by Iran’s Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni during a formal welcome ceremony. Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi was also present at the reception.
The trip comes at a sensitive regional moment, with reports of ongoing diplomatic activity involving the US and Iran. High-level meetings on security and regional stability are expected during the visit with senior Iranian leadership.
Security sources say the discussions will include matters of mutual interest between Pakistan and Iran. The visit is expected to focus on broader regional developments and security coordination.
Officials indicate that key topics may include the evolving situation in the region and ongoing diplomatic efforts involving Iran and the United States.
