Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is expected to visit Pakistan, according to reports, as talk resurfaces about a possible resumption of negotiations between the United States and Iran, though no schedule has been set.
Reuters reported on the 24th that Pakistani sources said Araghchi is expected to arrive in Islamabad with a small delegation. The timing of any U.S.-Iran talks remains unconfirmed.
The Associated Press, citing two Pakistani officials, also reported that Araghchi could visit as early as that day and no later than this weekend.
Pakistan has played a mediating role between Washington and Tehran. Reuters said Islamabad has kept security measures in place in case talks are held, but uncertainty over dates has fueled confusion locally.
Araghchi’s trip is being viewed as a factor in assessing whether a ceasefire can be maintained and whether there is room for negotiations to end the conflict. Major issues remain, including passage through the Strait of Hormuz, Iran’s nuclear program and sanctions relief, leaving prospects for progress unclear.
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