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Sulaiman Hakemy

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Abu Dhabi
As seen in: The National, BBC, Mashable, VICE, Toronto Life, RealClear World, The Muslim Times
Journalist, Opinion Editor @TheNationalNews You can also read me in @BBC, @NYTimes, @Vice and elsewhere
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Pakistan takes calculated risk by opening overland routes for shipments to Iran

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By Sulaiman Hakemy Verified
| The National Verified
A new land bridge between Pakistani ports and Iran may provide a lifeline to Tehran while it is under US blockade and redraw key Asian trade routes. An order issued by Pakistan’s Ministry of Commerce designates six transit routes through the country's south-west, connecting Gwadar, Karachi and nearby Port Qasim to the Iranian border crossings at Gabd and Taftan.
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Pakistan trying to broker US-Iran deal but prospects keep slipping away

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By Sulaiman Hakemy Verified
| The National Verified
The poet Muhammad Iqbal, a driving force behind the creation of Pakistan as a state, writes in his book Gabriel’s Wing that even a barren field shouldn’t make one hopeless – with a little soil and water, it can bloom again. Few fields are more barren than the common ground between Iran and the US, blighted by half a century of enmity.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi expected to arrive in Islamabad

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By Sulaiman Hakemy Verified
| The National Verified
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is preparing to travel to Islamabad with a small team on Friday, according to Pakistani sources. The visit is understood to be a pre-negotiation meeting that could pave the way for a new round of peace talks with the US and could mark a significant shift in Tehran's approach to negotiations. Islamabad has been in a state of readiness to host another round of talks since last weekend.
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