Arab and Islamic countries are expressing concern and taking diplomatic actions to mitigate the escalating violence between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Recent clashes have intensified following Pakistani airstrikes on Afghan cities, leading Pakistan to threaten an 'open war' in response to earlier Afghan military attacks on border areas. This escalation has raised alarms about a worsening conflict in a historically volatile region.

Qatar has been particularly active in efforts to reduce tensions, with its foreign ministry engaging in talks with both Pakistan and Afghanistan. Qatari Foreign Minister Mohammed bin Abdulaziz Al Khalifa has communicated with both nations to explore peaceful resolutions and emphasize the importance of stability in the region. The Qatari government has reaffirmed its commitment to support peaceful conflict resolutions and contribute to stabilizing the regional and international landscape.

Additionally, Egypt has voiced deep concern over the rising tensions and border skirmishes. As regional stakeholders closely monitor the situation, their diplomatic interventions underscore the critical need for dialogue to prevent further escalation and potential humanitarian crises, reflecting broader regional vulnerabilities that could be affected by the outcome of this conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan.