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Iran says Pakistan top priority if talks resume

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Abdul khalique

3 months ago

ISLAMABAD: Iranian officials said that Pakistan is our priority if there is a second round of talks with the US, according to a media report.

The report added that News is circulating that another round of talks between the US and Iran will be held in Islamabad soon.

It should be noted that the British news agency Reuters has reported, citing sources, that delegations from the US and Iran may come to Islamabad again this week for peace talks.

On the other hand, an official from the Iranian embassy in Pakistan also told Reuters in an interview that the next round of US-Iran talks could take place this week or early next week.

Earlier, the US news agency had quoted two Pakistani officials as saying that Pakistan has offered to host the second round of talks between the US and Iran.

The US news agency said that the talks between Iran and the US could take place in Islamabad on Thursday.

President Trump signals progress in US-Iran deal talks

There has been significant progress regarding a possible agreement between the US and Iran, with Donald Trump indicating that the possibility of a deal between the two countries is still there.

According to the Arab broadcaster Al Jazeera, President Trump claimed that he has received calls from individuals from Iran who want to agree with the US. He said that Iranian representatives are seriously interested in this process and want to move the talks forward.

According to the US president, this contact from Iran is a positive signal, which indicates that there is still room for resolving issues through diplomatic means.

According to journalist John Holman, reporting from Washington, President Trump also said in a recent statement that Iran is willing to negotiate.

This position was also supported by JD Vance, who led the recent talks in Islamabad. He said in an interview that a major agreement is possible and some progress has been made in this regard.

Abdul khalique