ISLAMABAD – Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, US President Donald Trump, and Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir made headlines after Gaza peace summit.
The summit held in Egypt saw Trump praising role in ending conflict and stopping multiple wars. PM Shehbaz further highlighted Islamabad’s gratitude for Trump’s efforts and re-nominated him for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif lavished praise on US President Donald Trump, calling him a genuine man of peace who has worked tirelessly to end the Gaza conflict and other global disputes. The summit, described by Shehbaz as “one of the greatest days in contemporary history,” quickly became a stage for what observers are dubbing a new diplomatic bromance.
The historic Gaza ceasefire saw Hamas release last Israeli hostages and Israel send Palestinian detainees home, while partially withdrawing from Gaza City, halting one of the deadliest offensives in recent memory. Shehbaz credited Trump’s tireless diplomacy for the breakthrough, calling him “the leader the world needed most” and praising him for halting multiple wars. He also announced Pakistan’s renewed nomination of Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize for his extraordinary efforts in South Asia and the Middle East.
Trump also joked that he had nothing more to add and humorously suggested “everyone should go home,” while thanking Shehbaz for his cooperation. He also gave a nod to his “favourite” Field Marshal Asim Munir, who was absent but evidently plays a key role in this unexpected trio’s bond.
X, and other social platforms exploded with clips of the interactions, with fans coining terms like “Shehbaz-Trump-Munir bromance” and praising the unlikely chemistry between the three leaders. Some users cracked jokes, while others marveled at the show of mutual respect and friendship.
Beyond the spectacle, Shehbaz stressed Pakistan’s key priority which was ending “genocidal campaign” in Gaza. In a post on X, he reflected on the summit’s potentially transformational impact and Pakistan’s active involvement, saying, “Our gratitude to President Trump is anchored in him promising that he would make it stop, and delivering on that promise.”
Sharif further reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to the Palestinian people, stating that freedom, dignity, and prosperity remain top priorities. He reiterated that a strong Palestinian state within pre-1967 borders, with Al Quds Al Sharif as its capital, remains the foundation of Pakistan’s Middle East policy.
The unexpected display of warmth and humor among PM Shehbaz, Trump, and Field Marshal Munir has captured global attention, leaving political observers and social media users alike buzzing about what many are calling an unprecedented “bromance in international diplomacy.”
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