The Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) successfully coordinated the repatriation of eight Iranian nationals rescued from a grounded vessel by the British ship MMA Valour. The rescue occurred after the boat ran aground, prompting intervention from international maritime forces. Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry, Navy, FIA, Iranian Consulate, and other stakeholders collaborated on the operation, providing medical screening, documentation, and logistical support for the return of the individuals. This operation underscores Pakistan’s dedication to maritime safety, humanitarian aid, and regional cooperation. The PMSA, as Pakistan’s primary maritime law enforcement agency, led the efforts, highlighting its role in search and rescue within Pakistani waters. This incident follows Pakistan’s recent facilitation of the return of crew members from a US-seized Iranian vessel, demonstrating its ongoing role as a mediator in regional tensions. Pakistan continues to prioritize safeguarding life at sea and providing timely assistance during maritime emergencies.