Pakistan is expected to host the third round of US-Iran technical talks on July 14 and 15 in Islamabad, as diplomatic efforts continue to secure a lasting agreement between Washington and Tehran.
According to government sources, Pakistan will once again serve as a key mediator, building on earlier rounds of indirect negotiations aimed at reducing tensions and advancing dialogue.
The upcoming discussions are expected to focus on several critical issues, including US sanctions on Iran, the release of Iranian frozen assets, Tehran's nuclear programme, and maritime security in the Strait of Hormuz.
Officials say both sides remain engaged despite ongoing challenges, with technical experts expected to explore possible areas of compromise and confidence-building measures.
Sources also indicate that the level of Iran's delegation will be finalized following the funeral ceremonies of the late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Islamabad's continued role as host underscores Pakistan's growing diplomatic engagement in efforts to promote regional stability and encourage peaceful negotiations between the two countries.
While no breakthrough is guaranteed, diplomats remain hopeful that the latest round of talks will help narrow differences and pave the way for broader political negotiations.
The meeting is expected to attract close international attention as efforts continue to prevent further regional tensions and move toward a comprehensive and lasting agreement between the United States and Iran.
