Pakistan has urged the media and public to avoid speculation about the schedule of the next round of US Iran talks, emphasizing that no official date has been announced yet. During a weekly briefing in Islamabad, Tahir Hussain Andarabi highlighted the importance of confidential diplomacy and maintaining trust between all parties involved.
He explained that sharing sensitive details prematurely could damage ongoing negotiations. According to the spokesperson, the key focus should remain on the fact that both the United States and Iran are willing to continue dialogue, which is a positive signal for regional stability. He also noted that the specifics of delegations and schedules are internal matters and should not distract from the bigger picture.
The previous round of US Iran talks in Islamabad lasted nearly 21 hours, reflecting the seriousness and complexity of the discussions. Although the meeting ended without a formal agreement, officials described it as a significant diplomatic step, reopening direct communication between the two countries after more than a decade. Major issues discussed included Iran’s nuclear program, international sanctions, and the strategic Strait of Hormuz, a critical route for global energy supplies.
Pakistan’s role as a neutral mediator has gained international recognition. The country continues to engage with global partners through active diplomatic channels and telephone outreach. Officials stressed that these negotiations are part of a continuous peace process, not a one time event.
The spokesperson described the outcome of the talks as neither a breakthrough nor a breakdown, but rather a constructive step forward. He praised the commitment and seriousness shown by both sides, noting that such long discussions reflect a genuine effort to resolve differences.
Additionally, the Lebanon ceasefire is being considered within the broader context of regional peace efforts. Pakistan has also condemned ongoing violence in Lebanon and called for de-escalation to create a supportive environment for dialogue.
Pakistan remains committed to promoting peace, stability, and cooperation, positioning itself as a key diplomatic bridge in resolving major global tensions.
