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Asad Nabil Gabol
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BSc. @LSEnews’16; Formerly @PwC; Co-founder @moveitpk. Politically @PPP_Org.
Karachi, Pakistan Katılım Mayıs 2010
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Pakistan’s voice on the global stage is stronger than ever. PPP Jiyalas credit Chairman @BBhuttoZardari for rebuilding trust, enhancing diplomacy, and advocating peace. #BilawalForPeace ❤️🇵🇰
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Pakistan’s financial future will be built by those willing to innovate responsibly.
At the Prime Minister’s Office, Islamabad, PVARA engaged with leading technology entrepreneurs, financial innovators, and digital asset builders to discuss the future of finance, regulatory innovation, and the expansion of Pakistan’s virtual assets sandbox.



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BREAKING: Karoline Leavitt confirms Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff will head back to Pakistan tomorrow for peace talks with Iran.
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Important piece of information
How Pakistan delivered
When Pakistan emerged as a potential mediator, even many within the country were skeptical. There were real questions about whether Islamabad had the clout and capacity to stop a war and persuade Iran and the US to strike a deal.
Instead of boasting, Islamabad went about its business quietly.
Against all odds, Pakistan managed to secure a two-week ceasefire. That, in turn, led to a historic face-to-face meeting in Islamabad, though it failed to break the stalemate.
What followed is the real story.
Pakistan mounted an unprecedented diplomatic effort to ensure the peace process did not collapse.
Iran was deeply distrustful of the US.
After intense back-and-forth, a critical decision was taken, the Army Chief himself would travel to Tehran and engage directly with the Iranian leadership.
It was a high-risk move. But as the Field Marshal has often said: “Who dares, wins.”
That visit and the subsequent high-level meetings in Tehran proved decisive. The Lebanon ceasefire was announced and in return, Iran reopened the Strait of Hormuz.
So what made Pakistan effective?
Yes, Pakistan enjoys close ties with Iran and has also cultivated a working relationship with the Trump administration. But it was more than that.
Pakistan’s standing as a nuclear state, combined with decisive leadership, made the difference.
Unlike traditional mediators like Oman or Qatar, Pakistan brought unique leverage to the table. As a nuclear power with a strong military, it understands the geostrategic chessboard, the nuclear dimension, the proxy dynamics and the implications of regional security architectures, including its defense ties with Saudi Arabia.
Islamabad used all these levers to keep the process on track.
It conveyed a clear message to Tehran: a deal at this stage would be a strategic win. But if this window closed, the future would be far more uncertain and Iran might not retain the same leverage.
At the same time, Pakistan prevailed upon the Trump administration to ensure that Israel did not act as a spoiler.
In the end, Pakistan achieved what many thought was unthinkable.
That is precisely why President Trump is so forthcoming in his praise.
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BREAKING: Iran's president thanks Pakistan for 'effective role' in mediation process
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JD Vance meme game floods Pakistan, following his visit to Islamabad for Iran peace talks: 'This is how we do soft power' trib.al/cduA4m5

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JUST IN: President Trump said he could travel to Islamabad to seal a deal, praising Pakistan’s leadership and signaling he “might go” if an agreement is signed there:
“The field marshal has been great. The Prime Minister has been really great in Pakistan so I might go.”
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Pakistan has taken an important step toward formalising its virtual asset ecosystem.
Following the enactment of the Virtual Assets Act, 2026, the State Bank of Pakistan has issued BPRD Circular Letter No. 10 of 2026, enabling regulated entities to open and maintain bank accounts for PVARA-licensed Virtual Asset Service Providers and their customers, subject to strict compliance and AML/CFT requirements.
This marks a transition from a previously restrictive environment to a structured, regulated framework.
Establishing regulatory clarity is a critical step in enabling sustainable growth, attracting investment, and building trust in the ecosystem.
This development reflects continued coordination between policymakers, regulators, and industry stakeholders as Pakistan advances toward a fully regulated digital asset market.


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