Can Pakistan's peacemaker role in Iran war give it economic boost?

Pakistan's efforts to mediate a peace agreement between the U.S. and Iran have garnered significant diplomatic accolades, raising hopes for economic gains. This potential role as a peacemaker could open new avenues for trade and investment, especially with Iran, a key regional player. However, the actual economic benefits hinge on the stability and success of the peace process, which remains a complex and volatile scenario. The implications extend beyond immediate economic boosts, impacting Pakistan's regional influence and global standing.