During a peace summit in Egypt, U.S. President Donald Trump voiced his wish for Pakistan and India to live as peaceful neighbors, highlighting the importance of stability in South Asia. His statement came amid global discussions on regional cooperation and mutual progress.
Trump praised Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, calling him a “great leader.” In a lighthearted exchange, Shehbaz referenced Pakistan’s defense strength, recalling the country’s downing of seven Indian jets, which drew attention across the media.
In another striking remark, Trump described Army Chief General Asim Munir as his “favorite Field Marshal,” appreciating Pakistan’s military leadership and its efforts in ensuring regional security.
The former U.S. president also claimed that an earlier Pakistan-India conflict was eased through trade and tariffs, attributing it to his administration’s diplomatic efforts.
Trump’s comments have since gone viral on social media, sparking both praise and skepticism. Many hailed his call for harmony, while others viewed it as symbolic diplomacy aimed at restoring dialogue between the two nuclear powers.
As relations between Pakistan and India remain tense, Trump’s remarks serve as a reminder of the global value of peace, dialogue, and cooperation in sustaining long-term regional stability.
