Shehbaz Sharif said he spoke to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Friday, thanked the Crown Prince for Saudi Arabia's commitment to peace in the region, and noted that the two leaders agreed the next phase of negotiations must be guided by a firm commitment to dialogue, diplomacy, and vigilance against any attempt to undermine the peace process. Sharif posted about the conversation on X.

According to pkrevenue.com, the two leaders held a nearly two‑hour meeting in Jeddah focused on bilateral relations and the evolving security situation in the Middle East, and Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar also attended the talks.

Dawn reported that Sharif described the conversation as "warm and most cordial." Al Arabiya reported that he expressed complete satisfaction with the excellent state of Pakistan–Saudi Arabia relations and looked forward to further strengthening economic partnership under the Crown Prince's leadership. pkrevenue.com reported that Sharif expressed gratitude for Saudi Arabia’s continued support for Pakistan’s economic stability during the meeting.

pkrevenue.com also reported that Sharif conveyed Pakistan’s solidarity with Saudi Arabia, stating that the Pakistani people “stand shoulder to shoulder” with the Kingdom, offered condolences over reported loss of life during the escalation, and praised Saudi Arabia’s approach during the crisis, noting that the Crown Prince’s leadership had provided stability in a volatile regional environment.