Manama, Bahrain — In a strategic diplomatic move, the Foreign Minister of Bahrain, Abdullatif bin Rashid Al Zayani, held a phone call with the Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Pakistan, Ishaq Dar, to discuss ways to enhance regional security and address growing threats.
Rising regional threats
The two officials reviewed fast-moving developments, particularly missile and drone attacks targeting Bahrain and other Gulf states.
They stressed that such attacks pose a direct threat to regional stability and security.
Need for international action
Both sides emphasized the importance of a firm international response to deter further escalation.
They also highlighted the need to protect critical infrastructure.
Coordination at the UN Security Council
The ministers discussed coordination within the United Nations Security Council, as both Bahrain and Pakistan currently serve as non-permanent members.
They agreed on aligning positions to reflect regional concerns.
Strengthening strategic partnership
The discussion reaffirmed the importance of enhancing bilateral relations between Manama and Islamabad, including security and defense cooperation.
Gulf security as a priority
Pakistan reiterated its support for the stability and security of Bahrain and the wider Gulf region.
Strategic implications
Observers say this coordination reflects a broader effort to counter non-traditional threats such as drone warfare.
