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Pakistani Foreign Ministry spokesperson, on US-Iran agreement, says "we would expect an agreement sooner rather than later", Pakistani journalist Mallick posts

The statement from the Pakistani Foreign Ministry spokesperson indicates a positive outlook on the potential for an agreement between the U.S.

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Pakistani Foreign Ministry spokesperson, on US-Iran agreement, says "we would expect an agreement sooner rather than later", Pakistani journalist Mallick posts

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  • "We will welcome any settlement wherever that takes place, if it takes place in Islamabad, it would be an honor and privilege.”
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and Iran, suggesting it may happen sooner than expected. This could have significant implications for regional stability and market sentiment; a rapprochement could affect oil prices and geopolitical risk, particularly for commodities and currencies closely tied to energy markets.

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