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UN Chief Welcomes US-Iran Ceasefire; Commends Pakistan’s Strategic Mediation for Regional Peace

UN Chief Welcomes US-Iran Ceasefire

UN Secretary-General António Guterres Hails US-Iran Ceasefire; Applauds Pakistan’s Diplomatic Success

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has formally welcomed the announcement of a two-week ceasefire between the United States and Iran. In a statement released shortly after the breakthrough, the UN chief expressed profound gratitude to Pakistan and other contributing nations for their pivotal role in mediating the truce.

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A Call for Compliance and International Law Secretary-General Guterres emphasized that this ceasefire is a critical window to alleviate human suffering. He urged both Washington and Tehran to exercise restraint and strictly adhere to their obligations under international law.

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“The immediate suspension of hostilities is essential to reduce the hardships faced by the people in the region,” the Secretary-General stated, adding that the success of this window depends on both parties honoring the agreed-upon terms.

Key Points from the UN Statement:

  • Recognition of Pakistan: Explicit thanks to Islamabad for leading the mediation efforts.

  • Strategic Imperative: Urged the parties to use the 14-day period to lay the groundwork for a lasting peace.

  • Humanitarian Focus: Highlighted the ceasefire as a necessary step to prevent further regional instability.

Pathway to Permanent Peace The UN Chief’s endorsement adds significant international legitimacy to the upcoming “Islamabad Dialogue” scheduled for April 10. Guterres reiterated that lasting peace in the Middle East requires a commitment to diplomatic frameworks over military escalation.

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