Archive · 9 Aug 2025
Pakistan Open to US Mediation on Kashmir Before Army Chief's Visit
Pakistan's government has said they would like the U.S., or any other country, to help solve the Kashmir problem.
This is happening as Pakistan's Army Chief is visiting the U.S. But, India doesn't want anyone else involved in their talks, based on a past agreement.
The two countries haven't been talking recently to solve any problems, but Pakistan hopes that the U.S. can help.
Pakistan welcomes mediation from the U.S. or any country to resolve the Kashmir dispute.
India rejects third-party involvement, citing the Simla Agreement.
The statement came ahead of Pakistan Army chief Asim Munir's visit to the US this week.
Pakistan and India have not had any contact to resolve issues after their recent conflict.
Pakistan denies any secret agreement with the US to extract minerals.
- Who
- Pakistan, India, US, Asim Munir, Shafqat Ali Khan.
- What
- Pakistan welcomes US or any country's mediation on Kashmir dispute.
- When
- Ahead of Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir's US visit.
- Where
- Kashmir, Pakistan, and United States.
- Why
- To resolve the Kashmir dispute, which is at the heart of issues of peace and security in South Asia.
Pakistan's Perspective
India's Perspective
Kashmir Dispute Mediation
Pakistan's Perspective
Welcomes US or any country's mediation to resolve the Kashmir dispute.
India's Perspective
India rejects third-party involvement.
Dialogue Conditions
Pakistan's Perspective
Wants diplomatic resolution.
India's Perspective
India wants talks to focus on terrorism and return of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
- Main Issue
- Kashmir Dispute
- Pakistan's Stance
- Welcomes mediation
- India's Stance
- Rejects third-party involvement
- Key Agreement
- Simla Agreement
- Recent Conflict
- 4-day conflict in May
Sources
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