Pakistan has offered to host a possible second round of talks between the United States and Iran in Islamabad, as efforts continue to support a fragile ceasefire between the two countries. The discussions may take place on Thursday, but officials say that final details are still being worked out.
According to sources, the venue, timing, and participating delegations have not yet been confirmed.
However, Pakistan remains one of the main options for hosting the talks, showing its growing role in regional diplomacy. The first round of negotiations ended without a formal agreement, but both sides described it as part of a longer process aimed at reducing tensions.
Diplomatic efforts are ongoing, with both countries reviewing different options for the next meeting. In addition to Islamabad, other locations such as Geneva are also being considered for future discussions. The main goal of these talks is to prevent any new conflict and to keep communication channels open.
Officials say that the discussions will likely focus on sensitive issues, including nuclear-related concerns and broader regional stability. While progress has been slow, both sides appear willing to continue dialogue, which is seen as a positive sign.
Pakistan’s offer to host the talks highlights its willingness to support peace efforts and act as a neutral platform for negotiations.
The international community is also closely watching these developments, as continued dialogue is important for maintaining stability in the region.
