Pakistan faces Middle Eastern mediation and regional isolation
Pakistan faces significant challenges in its role as a mediator between the United States and Iran in the Middle East, as its regional isolation increases due to the closure of border crossings with three neighboring countries: India, Afghanistan, and Iran. Although Pakistan has one open border crossing with China, the closure of borders and deteriorating relations threaten its future trade and economy primarily. The government is trying to rely on its ports on the Arabian Sea as alternative outlets, despite rising fuel and gas prices and their impact on demand and energy routes during the winter, which presents a major challenge in balancing politics and economics. At the same time, Pakistan is pursuing diplomatic mediation in regional conflicts.
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