Deputy PM and Foreign Minister Ashaq Dar, Announces Reopening of Red Zone Roads, Including Access to Serena Hotel, in Major Relief Move

Deputy Prime Minister/Foreign Minister, Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar
  • Pakistan Lauds Twin Cities’ Citizens for Ensuring Flawless Security During Key Islamabad Talks

Islamabad – In his statement, the Deputy Prime Minister and foreign Minister Muhammad Ishaq Dar emphasized that the civic responsibility demonstrated by the residents of the twin cities represents a monumental contribution toward the pursuit of world peace.

“The seamless security environment during the Islamabad talks was not merely an administrative achievement but a people-powered success,” the Foreign Office later elaborated in a press release. By facilitating uninterrupted movement for diplomatic delegations while maintaining social harmony, the citizens of Rawalpindi and Islamabad have set a global example of how public cooperation can enable critical dialogue on international security.

Restoring Normalcy with Immediate Effect

Following the announcement, traffic flow has been fully restored to all major arteries in the Red Zone, including access routes to diplomatic enclaves and the Serena Hotel—a key venue for foreign dignitaries. The move is expected to ease commuting for residents and businesses while reaffirming the government’s commitment to balancing high-level security with public convenience.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs continues to commend the twin cities’ residents for their discipline and patriotic spirit, noting that such contributions are vital to positioning Pakistan as a responsible host for future international peace efforts.

BY: The Times Union