Iran’s parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has outlined a set of key preconditions ahead of the anticipated diplomatic engagement scheduled to take place in Islamabad. According to his statement, any meaningful progress in the upcoming negotiations would depend on prior steps, including the withdrawal of Israel’s military forces from Lebanon and the unfreezing of Iranian financial assets currently held abroad.
The remarks come as Pakistan prepares to host high-level diplomatic discussions involving the United States and Iran, with the aim of reinforcing a fragile ceasefire framework and reducing ongoing regional tensions. The talks are being viewed as a critical opportunity for dialogue, particularly amid continuing geopolitical strains in the Middle East.
Tehran has maintained that its core concerns must be addressed before formal negotiations can move forward in a substantive manner. Iranian officials have repeatedly stressed that any long-term agreement will require consideration of what they describe as foundational political and economic demands, which they believe are essential for building trust and ensuring stability during the negotiation process.
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