Pakistan completes arrangements as both US and Iranian delegations prepare to arrive for crucial talks.
ISLAMABAD: Iran has reportedly agreed to participate in the second round of negotiations with the United States, scheduled to take place in Islamabad on Tuesday, according to sources.
The development comes amid ongoing diplomatic efforts to sustain dialogue between Washington and Tehran. Sources indicate that the US delegation is expected to arrive in Pakistan today, while the Iranian delegation is also likely to reach Islamabad by Tuesday, setting the stage for direct engagement between the two sides.
Pakistani authorities have finalized comprehensive arrangements for the anticipated talks, including enhanced security measures, logistical planning, and coordination among relevant institutions. Key areas of the federal capital have already witnessed tightened security and restricted access as part of preparations for the high-level diplomatic event.
The upcoming round follows earlier engagement in Islamabad, where Pakistan played a mediating role aimed at easing tensions between the two countries. Officials familiar with the process say Islamabad has remained in close contact with both sides to facilitate continued dialogue and prevent further escalation.
Analysts suggest that Iran’s reported willingness to join the talks marks a significant shift, particularly after earlier indications that Tehran might refrain from participation due to ongoing tensions and strategic concerns. The decision is being viewed as a potential opening for renewed diplomatic momentum.
The talks are expected to focus on de-escalation measures and broader regional stability, although specific details regarding the agenda have not been officially disclosed. Observers note that the outcome of this round could play a critical role in shaping the trajectory of relations between the two countries.
Pakistan’s role as host has drawn attention from the international community, with its diplomatic engagement being seen as a key factor in bringing both parties closer to the negotiating table.
Further developments are expected as delegations arrive and formal discussions begin in Islamabad.
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