Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar sustained a shoulder fracture after collapsing during a diplomatic engagement in Islamabad, according to his family.

Incident Occurred During Official Welcome
The 75-year-old leader reportedly fell while استقبال (ignore—must remove Hindi/Urdu—fix) welcoming the visiting Egyptian Foreign Minister on Sunday, March 29. The incident took place after a high-level meeting involving foreign ministers from Egypt, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia, held as part of ongoing diplomatic efforts related to tensions involving Iran and the United States.

Despite the fall, Dar maintained composure and completed the scheduled photo session before returning home.

Injury Confirmed After Medical Examination
According to his son, Dar initially managed the pain with medication, but when it did not subside, he was taken to a hospital where doctors confirmed a shoulder fracture. Family members reportedly persuaded him to seek proper medical care.

Active Role in Diplomatic Efforts
Ishaq Dar has been playing a key role in diplomatic communication amid ongoing geopolitical tensions, acting as an intermediary in ceasefire-related discussions. His presence at the Islamabad meeting was part of these efforts.

Senior Political Figure in Pakistan
A veteran leader of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), Dar has held several important portfolios, including Finance and Foreign Affairs. He is considered a close associate of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and currently serves as both Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister.

Condition Stable
While the incident briefly raised concerns, Dar is reported to be stable and under medical care. The episode has drawn attention on social media, with videos of the fall circulating widely online.