Qatar has issued a strong warning over the growing risks to civilian infrastructure in the Middle East, highlighting Pakistan’s active mediation efforts to ease tensions. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Majid Al-Ansari cautioned that continued strikes on critical facilities could lead to “doomsday scenarios,” emphasizing the need for dialogue and restraint.
He urged Iran, Israel, and the United States to avoid targeting essential infrastructure such as energy sites, nuclear facilities, and desalination plants, stressing that civilians must not bear the cost of ongoing conflict.
Pakistan has emerged as a key diplomatic player in the region, working tirelessly to bring rival sides to the negotiating table and promote peaceful solutions. Its balanced approach and credibility with multiple parties have earned Islamabad recognition as a trusted mediator.
Qatar has publicly supported Pakistan’s role, calling for international backing to strengthen dialogue efforts and prevent escalation. Officials praised Pakistan’s leadership in safeguarding critical infrastructure and advancing negotiations toward de-escalation.
Analysts say Pakistan’s proactive diplomacy reflects responsible leadership, prioritizing stability over confrontation. Its engagement is seen as crucial in protecting civilian safety, securing energy routes, and reducing the risk of wider regional conflict.
