According to the Al-Hadath network, Pakistan intends to invite Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf to Islamabad for discussions on resuming negotiations with the United States. The report follows a series of recent diplomatic contacts between Iranian and Pakistani officials.
The Al-Hadath network reported Monday evening that Pakistan is preparing to invite Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf to Islamabad to discuss renewing negotiations with the United States. The invitation, if confirmed, would mark the next step in a diplomatic track that has accelerated in recent days.
Earlier Monday, The Zioneer reported that Araghchi held another round of phone calls with his Saudi counterpart and the commander of the Pakistani army. Over the weekend, Al-Arabiya reported that the Iranian delegation, including Qalibaf and Araghchi, was expected to travel to Pakistan after concluding ceremonies in Iran.
The reported invitation comes amid a broader diplomatic push involving Iran, the US, and regional mediators. The Zioneer has previously covered high-level Iranian visits to Oman and meetings with Pakistani mediators, as well as internal political tensions in Iran over the potential deal with Washington. The specific timing and agenda of any visit to Islamabad remain unconfirmed.
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