According to Beyond Time News, diplomatic efforts are intensifying as US and Iranian delegations are expected to arrive in Islamabad today for a new round of peace talks aimed at easing regional tensions.
Delegations headed to Pakistan
Sources say the Iranian delegation, including Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, is expected to reach the capital tonight. A US logistics and security team is already present in Islamabad ahead of the talks.
Pakistan’s diplomatic role
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has once again stressed the importance of continued dialogue, saying engagement remains key for regional peace and stability. According to Beyond Time News, he also discussed ongoing ceasefire efforts in a phone call with the Iranian foreign minister.
Iran’s foreign minister reportedly appreciated Pakistan’s role in facilitating communication between both sides.
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Background to the talks
Earlier rounds of US-Iran discussions were held with Pakistan’s mediation, including a ceasefire agreement and initial negotiations. However, those talks ended without a final deal.
Tensions had escalated earlier this year following military strikes and disputes over the Strait of Hormuz, which briefly affected regional shipping routes.
Ongoing mediation efforts
Despite setbacks, Pakistan continues to push for renewed dialogue between both sides. According to Beyond Time News, diplomatic efforts are focused on extending the ceasefire and preventing further escalation.
