Islamabad will likely host another round of US-Iran talks after the Hajj amid efforts to finalise the framework of a potential agreement.
According to Arab media outlets, negotiations over the proposed deal have entered a crucial stage, with diplomatic engagement continuing between both sides to resolve outstanding matters.
Reports published by Al Arabiya and Al Hadath, citing informed sources, said work on the final draft of an agreement between the United States and Iran was progressing, adding that a broader understanding of the deal could be announced sooner than anticipated.
The reports further indicated that Islamabad is likely to serve as the venue for the next round of negotiations following Hajj, providing a platform for advancing discussions among the involved parties.
The developments come amid intensified diplomatic activity across the region and Pakistan’s expanding role in facilitating communication between Iran and the US. Sources quoted by Arab media also claimed that senior Pakistani figures may visit Iran in the coming days for consultations aimed at supporting the ongoing diplomatic efforts.
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